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java.lang.Object atg.commerce.fulfillment.HardgoodFulfillerModificationHandler
public class HardgoodFulfillerModificationHandler
The HardgoodFulfillerModificationHandler deals with the ModifyOrder and ModifyOrderNotifications messages received by the HardgoodFulfiller. The HardgoodFulfiller contains a ModificationHandler property, which is set by default to the HardgoodFulfillerModificationHandler. This class is similar to the OrderFulfillerModificationHandler.
To change the handling behavior of ModifyOrder and ModifyOrderNotification messages, extend the HardgoodFulfillerModificationHandler class and change the ModificationHandler property HardgoodFulfiller to point to the new class.
The default implementation deals with the following ModifyOrder modification: Remove the shipping group from the order: The fulfillers can remove shipping groups if they have not been shipped. Determining whether a shipping group has been shipped can be difficult because of the asynchronous nature of shipping items. Consulting the states may not be enough to determine if the group has been shipped. DCS 5.0 consults the state to make sure that it isn't in a NO_PENDING_ACTION or REMOVED state. This is sufficient because out-of-the box there is no integration with a real warehouse so shipment is indicated by changing a set of states in the order repository. Some vendors might decide to create business rules that limit the time in which cancellations can occur because it is difficult to determine the exact shipping time for a shipping group. Ship the shipping group. The HardgoodFulfiller can be notified that a shipping group has shipped through a ModifyOrder message (which is originally sent to the OrderFulfiller, then forwarded to the HardgoodFulfiller). The HardgoodFulfiller gets a GenericUpdate modification through the ModifyOrder message, checks the current state of the shipping group to ensure that it is PENDING_SHIPMENT. If everything is fine, it sets the state to NO_PENDING_ACTION and notifies the rest of the system of the change with a ModifyOrderNotification message.
It also handles the following ModifyOrderNotification modification: Shipping group update A shipping group is re-processed when the method processMultipleShippingGroups in HardgoodFulfiller is called. This method is called when a modification of type SHIPPING_GROUP_UPDATE is received. Created: Mon Jan 24 14:36:40 2000
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static java.lang.String |
CLASS_VERSION
Class version string |
| Constructor Summary | |
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HardgoodFulfillerModificationHandler()
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java.util.Properties |
getChainToRunMap()
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HardgoodFulfiller |
getHardgoodFulfiller()
The fulfiller object that this class handles modifications for |
protected void |
handleIdTargetModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage,
Order pOrder,
IdTargetModification pModification,
java.util.List pModificationList)
Deprecated. Replaced by the pipeline processor |
protected void |
handleItemModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage,
Order pOrder,
Modification pModification,
java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
Deprecated. Replaced by the pipeline processor |
void |
handleModifyOrder(java.lang.String pPortName,
javax.jms.ObjectMessage pMessage)
This method is called to handle all messages of type ModifyOrder. |
void |
handleModifyOrderNotification(java.lang.String pPortName,
javax.jms.ObjectMessage pMessage)
This method is called to handle all messages of type ModifyOrderNotification. |
protected void |
handleOrderModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage,
Order pOrder,
java.util.List pOModifications,
java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
Deprecated. Replaced by the pipeline processor |
protected void |
handleRelationshipModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage,
Order pOrder,
Modification pModification,
java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
Deprecated. Replaced by the pipeline processor |
protected void |
handleShippingGroupModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage,
Order pOrder,
Modification pModification,
java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
Deprecated. Replaced by the pipeline processor |
protected void |
handleShippingGroupUpdateModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage,
Order pOrder,
ShippingGroupUpdate pModification,
java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
Deprecated. Replaced by the pipeline processor |
protected void |
performOrderModification(ModifyOrder pMessage,
Order pOrder,
java.util.List pModifications,
java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
Deprecated. Replaced by the pipeline processor |
void |
setChainToRunMap(java.util.Properties pChainToRunMap)
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void |
setHardgoodFulfiller(HardgoodFulfiller pHardgoodFulfiller)
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static java.lang.String CLASS_VERSION
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public HardgoodFulfillerModificationHandler()
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public void setHardgoodFulfiller(HardgoodFulfiller pHardgoodFulfiller)
public HardgoodFulfiller getHardgoodFulfiller()
public java.util.Properties getChainToRunMap()
public void setChainToRunMap(java.util.Properties pChainToRunMap)
public void handleModifyOrder(java.lang.String pPortName, javax.jms.ObjectMessage pMessage) throws javax.jms.JMSException
This method is called to handle all messages of type ModifyOrder. Should developers wish to change the behavior of the HardgoodFulfiller class on handling a ModifyOrder message this method should be overridden. This method calls various methods to respond to the ModifyOrder requests. Modifications on orders are ignored since the HardgoodFulfiller does not have the authority to edit orders.
handleModifyOrder
in interface ModificationHandler
pPortName
- The port from which this message was received.pMessage
- The message that was received.
javax.jms.JMSException
ModifyOrder
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performShippingGroupModification(atg.commerce.fulfillment.ModifyOrder, atg.commerce.order.Order, atg.commerce.fulfillment.Modification, java.util.List)
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performItemModification(atg.commerce.fulfillment.ModifyOrder, atg.commerce.order.Order, atg.commerce.fulfillment.Modification, java.util.List)
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performRelationshipModification(atg.commerce.fulfillment.ModifyOrder, atg.commerce.order.Order, atg.commerce.fulfillment.Modification, java.util.List)
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IdTargetModification.getTargetType()
,
Modification
public void handleModifyOrderNotification(java.lang.String pPortName, javax.jms.ObjectMessage pMessage) throws javax.jms.JMSException
This method is called to handle all messages of type ModifyOrderNotification. Should developers wish to change the behavior of the HardgoodFulfiller class on handling a ModifyOrderNotification message this method should be overridden. Currently only one modification type is handled by this method. If it is an IdTargetModification then handleIdTargetModification is called.
handleModifyOrderNotification
in interface ModificationHandler
pPortName
- The port from which this message was received.pMessage
- The message that was received.
javax.jms.JMSException
ModifyOrderNotification
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handleShippingGroupUpdateModification(atg.commerce.fulfillment.ModifyOrderNotification, atg.commerce.order.Order, atg.commerce.fulfillment.ShippingGroupUpdate, java.util.List)
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handleIdTargetModification(atg.commerce.fulfillment.ModifyOrderNotification, atg.commerce.order.Order, atg.commerce.fulfillment.IdTargetModification, java.util.List)
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ShippingGroupUpdate
protected void handleShippingGroupUpdateModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage, Order pOrder, ShippingGroupUpdate pModification, java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
pMessage
- The ModifyOrderNotification receivedpOrder
- The order that was modifiedpModification
- The modification containing the shipping group ids that were updatedpPerformedModifications
- All new modifications are stored here.InventoryFulfiller.processMultipleShippingGroups(atg.commerce.order.Order, java.lang.String[], java.util.List)
protected void performOrderModification(ModifyOrder pMessage, Order pOrder, java.util.List pModifications, java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
pMessage
- the ModifyOrder message that was sentpOrder
- the Order on which the modifications are to be performedpModifications
- the order level modifications to be madepPerformedModifications
- a list to which the modifications made in this method are addedprotected void handleIdTargetModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage, Order pOrder, IdTargetModification pModification, java.util.List pModificationList) throws javax.jms.JMSException
javax.jms.JMSException
IdTargetModification
,
ModifyOrderNotification
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handleShippingGroupModification(atg.commerce.fulfillment.ModifyOrderNotification, atg.commerce.order.Order, atg.commerce.fulfillment.Modification, java.util.List)
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handleItemModification(atg.commerce.fulfillment.ModifyOrderNotification, atg.commerce.order.Order, atg.commerce.fulfillment.Modification, java.util.List)
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handleRelationshipModification(atg.commerce.fulfillment.ModifyOrderNotification, atg.commerce.order.Order, atg.commerce.fulfillment.Modification, java.util.List)
,
Modification
protected void handleOrderModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage, Order pOrder, java.util.List pOModifications, java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
pMessage
- the ModifyOrderNotification message that was sentpOrder
- the Order object on which the modifications had been performedpModifications
- the order level modifications to be madepPerformedModifications
- a list to which the modifications made in this method are addedprotected void handleShippingGroupModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage, Order pOrder, Modification pModification, java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
pMessage
- the ModifyOrderNotification message that was sentpOrder
- the Order object on which the modifications had been performedpModifications
- the order level modifications to be madepPerformedModifications
- a list to which the modifications made in this method are addedprotected void handleItemModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage, Order pOrder, Modification pModification, java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
pMessage
- the ModifyOrderNotification message that was sentpOrder
- the Order object on which the modifications had been performedpModifications
- the order level modifications to be madepPerformedModifications
- a list to which the modifications made in this method are addedprotected void handleRelationshipModification(ModifyOrderNotification pMessage, Order pOrder, Modification pModification, java.util.List pPerformedModifications)
pMessage
- the ModifyOrderNotification message that was sentpOrder
- the Order object on which the modifications had been performedpModifications
- the order level modifications to be madepPerformedModifications
- a list to which the modifications made in this method are added
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title: JSON.parse source text access status: proposal stage: 2 shortname: proposal-json-parse-with-source contributors: Richard Gibson
The `parse` function parses a JSON text (a JSON-formatted String) and produces an ECMAScript value. The JSON format represents literals, arrays, and objects with a syntax similar to the syntax for ECMAScript literals, Array Initializers, and Object Initializers. After parsing, JSON objects are realized as ECMAScript objects. JSON arrays are realized as ECMAScript Array instances. JSON strings, numbers, booleans, and null are realized as ECMAScript Strings, Numbers, Booleans, and *null*.
The optional _reviver_ parameter is a function that takes twothree parameters, _key_ and _value_ and a _context_ object. It can filter and transform the results. It is called with each of the _key_/_value_ pairs produced by the parse and details of their corresponding Parse Node, and its return value is used instead of the original value. If it returns what it received, the structure is not modified. If it returns *undefined* then the property is deleted from the result.
This function is the %JSONParse% intrinsic object.
The *"length"* property of the `parse` function is 2.
Valid JSON text is a subset of the ECMAScript |PrimaryExpression| syntax as modified by Step 4 above. Step 2 verifies that _JText_ conforms to that subset, and step 6 verifies that that parsing and evaluation returns a value of an appropriate type.
The abstract operation InternalizeJSONProperty is a recursive abstract operation that takes twofour parameters: a _holder_ object and, the String _name_ of a property in that object, a _reviver_ function, and a _parseNode_ Parse Node corresponding with the original value of the property. InternalizeJSONProperty uses the value of _reviver_ that was originally passed to the above parse function.
This algorithm intentionally does not throw an exception if either [[Delete]] or CreateDataProperty return *false*.
{"a":"lost","a":"kept"}
), the value for the corresponding property of the resulting ECMAScript object is specified by the last pair with that name.
1. Let _newElement_ be ? InternalizeJSONProperty(_val_, _P_, _reviver_, _child_).
1. If _newElement_ is *undefined*, then
1. Perform ? _val_.[[Delete]](_P_).
1. Else,
1. Perform ? CreateDataProperty(_val_, _P_, _newElement_).
1. Return ? Call(_reviver_, _holder_, « _name_, _val_, _context_ »).
It is not permitted for a conforming implementation of `JSON.parse` to extend the JSON grammars. If an implementation wishes to support a modified or extended JSON interchange format it must do so by defining a different parse function.
In the case where there are duplicate name Strings within an object, lexically preceding values for the same key shall be overwritten.


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Chessboard
问题描述 :
Alice and Bob often play games on chessboard. One day, Alice draws a board with size M * N. She wants Bob to use a lot of cards with size 1 * 2 to cover the board. However, she thinks it too easy to bob, so she makes some holes on the board (as shown in the figure below).
We call a grid, which doesn’t contain a hole, a normal grid. Bob has to follow the rules below:
1. Any normal grid should be covered with exactly one card.
2. One card should cover exactly 2 normal adjacent grids.
A VALID solution.
An invalid solution, because the hole of red color is covered with a card.
An invalid solution, because there exists a grid, which is not covered.
Your task is to help Bob to decide whether or not the chessboard can be covered according to the rules above.
We call a grid, which doesn’t contain a hole, a normal grid. Bob has to follow the rules below:
1. Any normal grid should be covered with exactly one card.
2. One card should cover exactly 2 normal adjacent grids.
Some examples are given in the figures below:
A VALID solution.
An invalid solution, because the hole of red color is covered with a card.
An invalid solution, because there exists a grid, which is not covered.
Your task is to help Bob to decide whether or not the chessboard can be covered according to the rules above.
输入:
There are 3 integers in the first line: m, n, k (0 < m, n <= 32, 0 <= K < m * n), the number of rows, column and holes. In the next k lines, there is a pair of integers (x, y) in each line, which represents a hole in the y-th row, the x-th column.
输出:
If the board can be covered, output “YES”. Otherwise, output “NO”.
样例输入:
4 3 2 2 1 3 3
样例输出:
YES
温馨提示:
A possible solution for the sample input.
解题代码:
//* @author: ccQ.SuperSupper import java.io.*; import java.util.*; public class Main { static final int N = 1030,M = 35; static int n,m; static int Graph[][] = new int[N][N],map[][] = new int[M][M]; static int dir[][] = {{0,1},{0,-1},{1,0},{-1,0}}; static int mat[] = new int[N],tmat[] = new int[N]; static int hungry_aug(int i,int nt){ int v,j; for(j=0;j< nt;++j){ if(Graph[i][j]>0 && tmat[j]==0){ tmat[j] = 1; v = mat[j];mat[j] = i; if(v==-1 || hungry_aug(v,nt)>0) return 1; mat[j] = v; } } return 0; } static int hungry(int nt,int mt){ int i,j,k=0; for(i=0;i< N;++i) mat[i] = -1; for(i=0;i< nt;++i){ for(j=0;j< N;++j) tmat[j] = 0; k+=hungry_aug(i,nt); } return k; } public static void main(String[]args) throws Exception{ int i,j,k,hole,x,y; StreamTokenizer cin = new StreamTokenizer(new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in))); n = Get_Num(cin); m = Get_Num(cin); hole = Get_Num(cin); init_graph(); for(i=0;i< hole;++i){ x = Get_Num(cin)-1; y = Get_Num(cin)-1; map[y][x] = 1; } for(i=0;i< n;++i) for(j=0;j< m;++j) if(map[i][j]==0){ for(k=0;k< 4;++k) if(can(i+dir[k][0],j+dir[k][1])){ x = i*m+j; y = (i+dir[k][0])*m+(j+dir[k][1]); Graph[x][y] = 1; } } if((n*m-hole)%2==1 || hungry(n*m,n*m)!=(n*m-hole)) System.out.println("NO"); else System.out.println("YES"); } static boolean can(int x,int y){ if(x<0||x>=n||y< 0||y>=m) return false; if(map[x][y]>0) return false; return true; } static void init_graph(){ int i,j; for(i=0;i< M;++i) for(j=0;j< M;++j) map[i][j] = 0; for(i=0;i< n*m;++i) for(j=0;j< n*m;++j) Graph[i][j] = 0; } static int Get_Num(StreamTokenizer cin) throws Exception{ cin.nextToken(); return (int) cin.nval; } }
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很好的题，还是能做出几道的，嘿嘿
为什么暴力求解方法循环到sqrt(n) 就可以了呢
第二种想法，我想来好久，为啥需要一个newhead，发现是把最后一个节点一直返回到嘴上面这层函数。厉害，这道题之前没样子想过。
根本过不了。。。。
好网站，肯定会火的
程序只能输出一个子序列
对，算是枚举吧，已修正
m /= i; 是一直在变的。参考这一篇关于质因数的http://www.acmerblog.com/integer-factorization-5124.html
赞一个
整理的很好，学习了


No batsman showed responsibility like Babar: Shoaib Akhtar
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/157/app, APPISLAMABAD: Disappointed by Pakistan team’s loss in the second Twenty20 International to Australia in Canberra on Tuesday, former speedster Shoaib Akhtar said there is no batsmen in the team who could take responsibility like skipper Babar Azam.
“I feel disappointed for Pakistan and especially for Babar who played superbly in both the T20s. There is no batsman who can take command like Babar,” Shoaib said on his YouTube channel.
Opening the innings, right-handed Babar hit a 38-ball 50 on Tuesday. The Lahore-born youngster had smashed 59 not out on Sunday in the first T20 in Sydney which was washed out.
“I am saddened that Babar’s [batting] efforts went in vain,” Shoaib lamented.
Shoaib, known as Rawalpindi Express, said the wicket was hard and had even bounce but the Pakistan batsmen could not take advantage of it. “The ball was coming nicely on the bat but Pakistani openers failed to capitalise on that,” he said and added that the touring batsmen did not show any sense of maturity in building the innings.
“Pakistan could have easily scored 200 or around that on this particular wicket,” reckoned Shoaib. “But our batsmen Haris Sohail, Fakhar Zaman and Mohammad Rizwan lacked the maturity shown by [Australian batsman] Steve Smith later,” he observed.
Shoaib said pacer Mohammad Amir bowled well but Mohammad Irfan was struggling because of his leg problems. “The management should have thought twice before before picking Irfan in the team,” he said.
Published in Dawn, November 6th, 2019


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JustKidding.js 0.2.0 © 2011 James A. Rosen, Zendesk, Inc. JustKidding is freely distributable under the MIT license. WhatJustKidding is a jQuery widget that adds keyboard navigation to lists and tables on your site. The BasicsCreate a list on the page:
Add JustKidding to the list:
Users can now navigate down and up the list using the j and k keys. Of course, without some styling, they won’t be able to tell that they’re navigating up and down the list. Thus, it’s important to have styles like the following on your page:
More DetailsStylingSee TablesCalling EventsJustKidding will fire the following events during its life-cycle:
OptionsThe widget accepts a number of options to fine-tune behavior.
Multiple lists or tablesIf you create multiple JustKidding instances on a page (e.g. via
a call like jQuery(‘#cheeses,#meats,#wines’).justKidding()), only one
will have “focus” at a time. Only the instance that has focus will respond
to keypress events. You can query a JustKidding instance’s focus with
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save some known key codes |
var j = 'j'.charCodeAt(0)
, k = 'k'.charCodeAt(0)
, w = 'w'.charCodeAt(0)
, s = 's'.charCodeAt(0)
; |
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Print a warning message if possible; do nothing otherwise. |
var warn = function() { };
if (window.console && window.console.warn) {
warn = function() { window.console.warn(arguments); };
} |
var defaultEligibleChildrenSelector = function(container) {
if (container.length === 0) {
return null;
}
var type = container[0].nodeName.toLowerCase();
if (type === 'table') {
return 'tbody tr';
}
if (type === 'ul' || type === 'ol') {
return 'li';
}
};
var eligibleChildrenFor = function(container, eligibleChildrenSelector) {
eligibleChildrenSelector = eligibleChildrenSelector || defaultEligibleChildrenSelector(container);
if (eligibleChildrenSelector) {
return container.find(eligibleChildrenSelector);
} else {
return container.children();
}
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Given a jQuery list, a target element within the list and a direction (+1 for successor, -1 for predecessor), find the adjacent element in the list, or null if no such element exists. Parameters
TODO: this is O(n). Is there a way to speed it up? See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5545526 |
function adjacentInList($list, $target, delta) {
if ($list.length === 0 || $target.length === 0) {
return null;
}
var target = $target[0];
var $result = null;
$list.each(function(index, element) {
if (target === element) {
$result = $list.slice(index + delta, index + delta + 1);
}
});
return $result.length > 0 ? $result : null;
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var initiallySelected = function($eligibleChildren, initialSelector) {
if (!initialSelector) { return null; }
if (typeof(initialSelector) === 'number') {
initialSelector = ':nth-child(' + initialSelector + ')';
}
var initiallySelected = $eligibleChildren.filter(initialSelector);
if (!initiallySelected.length) {
initiallySelected = $eligibleChildren;
}
return initiallySelected.first();
}; |
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Determine which element should be selected next, given a JustKidding instance and a key code. Parameters
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var calculateNewlySelected = function(justKidding, which) {
var current = justKidding.current()
, eligible = justKidding.eligibleChildren()
, up = ((justKidding.vim && which === j) || (justKidding.wasd && which === s))
, down = ((justKidding.vim && which === k) || (justKidding.wasd && which === w));
if (current && up) {
return adjacentInList(eligible, current, +1);
} else if (!current && up) {
return eligible.first();
} else if (current && down) {
return adjacentInList(eligible, current, -1);
} else if (!current && down) {
return eligible.last();
} else {
return null;
}
}; |
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Bind event handlers for a JustKidding instance. |
var bindEventHandlers = function(justKidding) {
$('body') |
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bind the keypress events for navigation: |
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if (justKidding.isInFocus() && justKidding.actOnEvent(e)) { |
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var newlySelected = calculateNewlySelected(justKidding, e.which); |
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if (newlySelected) {
justKidding.moveTo(newlySelected);
} else {
justKidding.current().trigger('outofbounds.justKidding');
}
}
}) |
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bind the focus events in case there are multiple JustKidding instances on the page: |
.bind('focusin.justKidding', function(e) { |
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this event was triggered on an “eligible child” of some JustKidding instance. If it’s mine, and I’m out-of-focus, focus me. If it’s not mine and I am focused, blur me. |
var isFromThisJK = justKidding.eligibleChildren().filter(e.target).length > 0;
if (isFromThisJK && !justKidding.isInFocus()) { justKidding.focus(); }
if (!isFromThisJK && justKidding.isInFocus()) { justKidding.blur(); }
});
}; |
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It would really suck if filling out a form caused navigation to happen. |
var tagsToIgnore = /^input|textarea$/i; |
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Default implementation of actOnEvent. |
var defaultActOnEvent = function(e) {
return (e && e.srcElement && !tagsToIgnore.test(e.srcElement.tagName));
}; |
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Create a new JustKidding instance. Parameters:
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var JustKidding = function(container, options) {
container = $(container)
.addClass('justKidding')
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merge options into this |
$.extend(this, options || {}); |
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pointer to the currently-selected element |
var current = null; |
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whether this JK instance is currently in-focus |
var isInFocus = false; |
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this.container = function() { return container; }; |
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var eligibleChildrenSelector = this.eligibleChildren; |
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Public getter for the eligible (navigable) children. |
this.eligibleChildren = function() { return eligibleChildrenFor(container, eligibleChildrenSelector); }; |
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Public getter for the currently-highlighted element. |
this.current = function() { return current; }; |
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Public getter for whether this JustKidding instance is the one currently in-focus (and thus currently responding to key events). |
this.isInFocus = function() {
return isInFocus;
}; |
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Focus on this JustKidding instance; it begins responding to key events. |
this.focus = function() {
isInFocus = true;
container.addClass('jk-in-focus');
current && current.trigger('focus.justKidding');
current && current.trigger('focusin.justKidding');
}; |
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No longer focus on this JustKidding instance; it stops responding to key events. |
this.blur = function() {
isInFocus = false;
container.removeClass('jk-in-focus');
current && current.trigger('blur.justKidding');
current && current.trigger('focusout.justKidding');
}; |
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Move the cursor to +to+, triggering events and changing classes as necessary. Does nothing if +to+ is null, empty, or not an eligible child of the container. Parameters:
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this.moveTo = function(to) {
if (to && to.length && this.eligibleChildren().filter(to).length === 1) {
current && current.removeClass('jk-current'); |
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trigger blur events on the current element if we’re in-focus: |
current && isInFocus && current.trigger('focusout.justKidding')
.trigger('blur.justKidding');
to.addClass('jk-current'); |
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trigger focus events on the to element if we’re in-focus: |
isInFocus && to.trigger('focus.justKidding')
.trigger('focusin.justKidding');
current = to;
} else {
warn('Cannot move to ' + to);
return;
}
};
bindEventHandlers(this);
if ($('.justKidding').length === 1) { |
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if this is the first instance on the page, focus on it |
this.focus();
};
var initial = initiallySelected(this.eligibleChildren(), this.initialSelector);
initial && this.moveTo(initial);
container.trigger('created.justKidding', this);
};
JustKidding.prototype = { |
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by default, focus on the first eligible child initially |
initialSelector: 1, |
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by default, observe j and k for next and previous |
vim: true, |
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by default, do not observe s and w for next and previous |
wasd: false, |
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by default, ignore key events originating from form elements |
actOnEvent: defaultActOnEvent
};
$.fn.extend({
justKidding: function(options) {
new JustKidding(this, options);
return $(this);
}
}); |
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Export JustKidding into the global namespace. |
window.JustKidding = JustKidding;
}(jQuery, this)); |


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Contains functions and values related to tensor shapes.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for an avgpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for an avgpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for an avgpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanCat shapes dim
Parameters:
Shape[]
dim : int
Returns: int * int[] * int * int[] * int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a concatenation operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanConv1d deviceType1 deviceType2 dtype1 dtype2 shape1 shape2 stride padding dilation
Parameters:
DeviceType
deviceType2 : DeviceType
dtype1 : Dtype
dtype2 : Dtype
shape1 : Shape
shape2 : Shape
stride : int
padding : int
dilation : int
Returns: int * int * int * int * int * int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a convolution operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanConv2d deviceType1 deviceType2 dtype1 dtype2 shape1 shape2 strides paddings dilations
Parameters:
DeviceType
deviceType2 : DeviceType
dtype1 : Dtype
dtype2 : Dtype
shape1 : Shape
shape2 : Shape
strides : int[]
paddings : int[]
dilations : int[]
Returns: int * int * (int * int) * (int * int * int) * int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a convolution operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanConv3d deviceType1 deviceType2 dtype1 dtype2 shape1 shape2 strides paddings dilations
Parameters:
DeviceType
deviceType2 : DeviceType
dtype1 : Dtype
dtype2 : Dtype
shape1 : Shape
shape2 : Shape
strides : int[]
paddings : int[]
dilations : int[]
Returns: int * int * (int * int * int) * (int * int * int * int) * int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a convolution operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanConvTranspose1d deviceType1 deviceType2 dtype1 dtype2 shape1 shape2 stride padding dilation outputPadding
Parameters:
DeviceType
deviceType2 : DeviceType
dtype1 : Dtype
dtype2 : Dtype
shape1 : Shape
shape2 : Shape
stride : int
padding : int
dilation : int
outputPadding : int
Returns: int * int * int * int * int * int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a transposed convolution operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanConvTranspose2d deviceType1 deviceType2 dtype1 dtype2 shape1 shape2 strides paddings dilations outputPaddings
Parameters:
DeviceType
deviceType2 : DeviceType
dtype1 : Dtype
dtype2 : Dtype
shape1 : Shape
shape2 : Shape
strides : int[]
paddings : int[]
dilations : int[]
outputPaddings : int[]
Returns: int * int * (int * int) * (int * int * int) * int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a transposed convolution operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanConvTranspose3d deviceType1 deviceType2 dtype1 dtype2 shape1 shape2 strides paddings dilations outputPaddings
Parameters:
DeviceType
deviceType2 : DeviceType
dtype1 : Dtype
dtype2 : Dtype
shape1 : Shape
shape2 : Shape
strides : int[]
paddings : int[]
dilations : int[]
outputPaddings : int[]
Returns: int * int * (int * int * int) * (int * int * int * int) * int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a transposed convolution operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanDilate dim dilations
Parameters:
int
dilations : int[]
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Full Usage:
checkCanDropout p
Parameters:
double
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Full Usage:
checkCanFlatten shape startDim endDim
Parameters:
Shape
startDim : int
endDim : int
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Full Usage:
checkCanFlip dim dims
Parameters:
int
dims : int[]
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Full Usage:
checkCanGetSlice shape fullBounds
Parameters:
Shape
fullBounds : int[,]
Returns: int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a GetSlice operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanIndex shape index
Parameters:
int[]
index : int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a maxpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a maxpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a maxpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a maxpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a maxpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a maxpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a maxunpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a maxunpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a maxunpool operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanMinMaxReduce dim keepDim shape
Parameters:
int
keepDim : bool
shape : Shape
Returns: int[]
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Full Usage:
checkCanPermute shape permutation
Parameters:
Shape
permutation : int[]
Returns: int[] * int[]
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Checks if the given shape is appropriate for a permute operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a linear solve operation, and returns the resulting shape of the solution
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Full Usage:
checkCanSplit shape sizes dim
Parameters:
Shape
sizes : int[]
dim : int
Returns: int[][]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a split operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanStack shapes dim
Parameters:
Shape[]
dim : int
Returns: int * int[] * int[] * int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a stack operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Checks if the given shape is appropriate for a transpose operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanTranspose2d dim
Parameters:
int
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Checks if the given shape is appropriate for an unsqueeze operation and returns the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkCanUnstack shape dim
Parameters:
Shape
dim : int
Returns: int[] * int[] * int[]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for an unstack operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
checkDeviceTypes deviceType1 deviceType2
Parameters:
DeviceType
deviceType2 : DeviceType
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Full Usage:
completeDim dims dim
Parameters:
int
dim : int
Returns: int
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Full Usage:
completeDimUnsqueeze dims dim
Parameters:
int
dim : int
Returns: int
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Completes the given shape dimension with respect to a concrete dimension, for the unsqueeze operation.
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Full Usage:
completeSliceBounds shape bounds
Parameters:
Shape
bounds : int[,]
Returns: int[,]
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Checks if the given shapes are appropriate for a transpose operation and returns information related to the resulting shape.
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Full Usage:
create xs
Parameters:
seq<int>
Returns: int[]
Modifiers: inline |
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Full Usage:
flatten startDim endDim shape
Parameters:
int
endDim : int
shape : Shape
Returns: int[]
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Full Usage:
locationToBounds shape location
Parameters:
Shape
location : int[]
Returns: int[,]
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Full Usage:
resolve2dConvOutputPadding outputPadding outputPaddings
Parameters:
int option
outputPaddings : 'b option
Returns: int[]
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Full Usage:
resolve2dConvSizes stride strides padding paddings dilation dilations
Parameters:
int option
strides : 'b option
padding : int option
paddings : 'c option
dilation : int option
dilations : 'd option
Returns: int[] * int[] * int[]
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Full Usage:
resolve2dKernelSizes kernelSize kernelSizes
Parameters:
int option
kernelSizes : 'a option
Returns: int[]
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Full Usage:
resolve2dMaxPoolSizes kernelSize kernelSizes stride strides padding paddings
Parameters:
'b option
kernelSizes : 'c option
stride : 'b option
strides : 'd option
padding : int option
paddings : 'e option
Returns: 'b[] * 'b[] * int[]
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Full Usage:
resolve3dConvOutputPadding outputPadding outputPaddings
Parameters:
int option
outputPaddings : 'b option
Returns: int[]
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Full Usage:
resolve3dConvSizes stride strides padding paddings dilation dilations
Parameters:
int option
strides : 'b option
padding : int option
paddings : 'c option
dilation : int option
dilations : 'd option
Returns: int[] * int[] * int[]
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Full Usage:
resolve3dKernelSizes kernelSize kernelSizes
Parameters:
int option
kernelSizes : 'a option
Returns: int[]
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Full Usage:
resolve3dMaxPoolSizes kernelSize kernelSizes stride strides padding paddings
Parameters:
'b option
kernelSizes : 'c option
stride : 'b option
strides : 'd option
padding : int option
paddings : 'e option
Returns: 'b[] * 'b[] * int[]
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Full Usage:
undilatedShape shape dilations
Parameters:
Shape
dilations : int[]
Returns: int[]
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tic 1m
tic(1m) tic(1m)
NAME
tic - the terminfo entry-description compiler
SYNOPSIS
tic [-1CGILNTVacfgrstx] [-e names] [-o dir] [-R subset]
[-v[n]] [-w[n]] file
DESCRIPTION
The command tic translates a terminfo file from source
format into compiled format. The compiled format is nec-
essary for use with the library routines in ncurses(3x).
The results are normally placed in the system terminfo
directory /usr/share/terminfo. There are two ways to
change this behavior.
First, you may override the system default by setting the
variable TERMINFO in your shell environment to a valid
(existing) directory name.
Secondly, if tic cannot get access to /usr/share/terminfo
or your TERMINFO directory, it looks for the directory
$HOME/.terminfo; if that directory exists, the entry is
placed there.
Libraries that read terminfo entries are expected to check
for a TERMINFO directory first, look at $HOME/.terminfo if
TERMINFO is not set, and finally look in /usr/share/ter-
minfo.
-1 restricts the output to a single column
-a tells tic to retain commented-out capabilities
rather than discarding them. Capabilities are com-
mented by prefixing them with a period. This sets
the -x option, because it treats the commented-out
entries as user-defined names.
-C Force source translation to termcap format. Note:
this differs from the -C option of infocmp(1m) in
that it does not merely translate capability names,
but also translates terminfo strings to termcap
format. Capabilities that are not translatable are
left in the entry under their terminfo names but
commented out with two preceding dots.
-c tells tic to only check file for errors, including
syntax problems and bad use links. If you specify
-C (-I) with this option, the code will print warn-
ings about entries which, after use resolution, are
more than 1023 (4096) bytes long. Due to a fixed
buffer length in older termcap libraries (and a
documented limit in terminfo), these entries may
cause core dumps.
-e names
Limit writes and translations to the following
comma-separated list of terminals. If any name or
alias of a terminal matches one of the names in the
list, the entry will be written or translated as
normal. Otherwise no output will be generated for
it. The option value is interpreted as a file
containing the list if it contains a '/'. (Note:
depending on how tic was compiled, this option may
require -I or -C.)
-f Display complex terminfo strings which contain
if/then/else/endif expressions indented for read-
ability.
-G Display constant literals in decimal form rather
than their character equivalents.
-g Display constant character literals in quoted form
rather than their decimal equivalents.
-I Force source translation to terminfo format.
-L Force source translation to terminfo format using
the long C variable names listed in <term.h>
-N Disable smart defaults. Normally, when translating
from termcap to terminfo, the compiler makes a num-
ber of assumptions about the defaults of string
capabilities reset1_string, carriage_return, cur-
sor_left, cursor_down, scroll_forward, tab, new-
line, key_backspace, key_left, and key_down, then
attempts to use obsolete termcap capabilities to
deduce correct values. It also normally suppresses
output of obsolete termcap capabilities such as bs.
This option forces a more literal translation that
also preserves the obsolete capabilities.
-odir Write compiled entries to given directory. Over-
rides the TERMINFO environment variable.
-Rsubset
Restrict output to a given subset. This option is
for use with archaic versions of terminfo like
those on SVr1, Ultrix, or HP/UX that do not support
the full set of SVR4/XSI Curses terminfo; and out-
right broken ports like AIX 3.x that have their own
extensions incompatible with SVr4/XSI. Available
subsets are "SVr1", "Ultrix", "HP", "BSD" and
"AIX"; see terminfo(5) for details.
-r Force entry resolution (so there are no remaining
tc capabilities) even when doing translation to
termcap format. This may be needed if you are
preparing a termcap file for a termcap library
(such as GNU termcap through version 1.3 or BSD
termcap through 4.3BSD) that does not handle multi-
ple tc capabilities per entry.
-s Summarize the compile by showing the directory into
which entries are written, and the number of
entries which are compiled.
-T eliminates size-restrictions on the generated text.
This is mainly useful for testing and analysis,
since the compiled descriptions are limited (e.g.,
1023 for termcap, 4096 for terminfo).
-t tells tic to discard commented-out capabilities.
Normally when translating from terminfo to termcap,
untranslatable capabilities are commented-out.
-V reports the version of ncurses which was used in
this program, and exits.
-vn specifies that (verbose) output be written to stan-
dard error trace information showing tic's
progress. The optional integer n is a number from
1 to 10, inclusive, indicating the desired level of
detail of information. If n is omitted, the
default level is 1. If n is specified and greater
than 1, the level of detail is increased.
-wn specifies the width of the output.
-x Treat unknown capabilities as user-defined. That
is, if you supply a capability name which tic does
not recognize, it will infer its type (boolean,
number or string) from the syntax and make an
extended table entry for that.
file contains one or more terminfo terminal descriptions
in source format [see terminfo(5)]. Each descrip-
tion in the file describes the capabilities of a
particular terminal.
The debug flag levels are as follows:
1 Names of files created and linked
2 Information related to the ``use'' facility
3 Statistics from the hashing algorithm
5 String-table memory allocations
7 Entries into the string-table
8 List of tokens encountered by scanner
9 All values computed in construction of the hash
table
If the debug level n is not given, it is taken to be one.
All but one of the capabilities recognized by tic are doc-
umented in terminfo(5). The exception is the use capabil-
ity.
When a use=entry-name field is discovered in a terminal
entry currently being compiled, tic reads in the binary
from /usr/share/terminfo to complete the entry. (Entries
created from file will be used first. If the environment
variable TERMINFO is set, that directory is searched
instead of /usr/share/terminfo.) tic duplicates the capa-
bilities in entry-name for the current entry, with the
exception of those capabilities that explicitly are
defined in the current entry.
When an entry, e.g., entry_name_1, contains a
use=entry_name_2 field, any canceled capabilities in
entry_name_2 must also appear in entry_name_1 before use=
for these capabilities to be canceled in entry_name_1.
If the environment variable TERMINFO is set, the compiled
results are placed there instead of /usr/share/terminfo.
Total compiled entries cannot exceed 4096 bytes. The name
field cannot exceed 512 bytes. Terminal names exceeding
the maximum alias length (32 characters on systems with
long filenames, 14 characters otherwise) will be truncated
to the maximum alias length and a warning message will be
printed.
COMPATIBILITY
There is some evidence that historic tic implementations
treated description fields with no whitespace in them as
additional aliases or short names. This tic does not do
that, but it does warn when description fields may be
treated that way and check them for dangerous characters.
EXTENSIONS
Unlike the stock SVr4 tic command, this implementation can
actually compile termcap sources. In fact, entries in
terminfo and termcap syntax can be mixed in a single
source file. See terminfo(5) for the list of termcap
names taken to be equivalent to terminfo names.
The SVr4 manual pages are not clear on the resolution
rules for use capabilities. This implementation of tic
will find use targets anywhere in the source file, or any-
where in the file tree rooted at TERMINFO (if TERMINFO is
defined), or in the user's $HOME/.terminfo directory (if
it exists), or (finally) anywhere in the system's file
tree of compiled entries.
The error messages from this tic have the same format as
GNU C error messages, and can be parsed by GNU Emacs's
compile facility.
The -C, -G, -I, -N, -R, -T, -V, -a, -e, -f, -g, -o, -r,
-s, -t and -x options are not supported under SVr4. The
SVr4 -c mode does not report bad use links.
System V does not compile entries to or read entries from
your $HOME/.terminfo directory unless TERMINFO is explic-
itly set to it.
FILES
/usr/share/terminfo/?/*
Compiled terminal description database.
SEE ALSO
infocmp(1m), captoinfo(1m), infotocap(1m), toe(1m),
curses(3x), terminfo(5).
tic(1m)
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public interface ConfirmCompletedParticipant
This interface can be implemented by a BA participant in order to allow it to perform
its complete operation in two phases. This enables the participant to prepare
changes to persistent state and then commit them i) after the participant recovery
record has been written to disk but ii) before the coordinator is notified that the
participant has completed.
A participant completion participant is expected to prepare its changes before calling
completed. The BA implementation will call confirmCompleted after writing a recovery
record, ensuring compensation is possible before the changes are persisted. It will
not notify the coordinator that the participant has completed until after the callback
returns, ensuring that any notification received by the coordinator is valid.
A coordinator completion participant is expected to prepare its changes when its
completed method is called and then return. The BA implementation will call
confirmCompleted after writing a recovery record, ensuring compensation is possible
before the changes are persisted. It will not notify the coordinator that the
participant has completed until after the callback returns, ensuring that any
notification received by the coordinator is valid.
The associated participant recovery module must be able to detect uncommitted changes.
The logged recovery record should include some sort of identifier tying the changes to the
participant. If the recovery module identifies uncommitted changes with no associated
recovery record then a crash happened between prepare and completed and this means the
changes should be rolled back (presumed abort). If the recovery module identifies
uncommitted changes with an associated recovery record then a crash happened after completed
but before the confirmCompleted callback. The changes can be rolled forward and the participant
recreated. Alternatively, the changes can be rolled back and the participant record rejected.
If a recovery record is found with no uncommitted changes then the participant can be safely
recreated, allowing the recovery manager to resend a committed message.
It is possible that a completion operation may be initiated and then be cancelled part way through,
e.g. because a CANCEL message is received from the coordinator while writing the log record. in this
case the client will need to roll back any uncommitted changes. A boolean flag argument to the
confirmCompleted method is used to distinguish this case. If the flag is supplied as true then
changes should be committed. If it is supplied as false then changes should be rolled back.


Fall 2016 Science Gateway Architectures
- Thursday August 18th, Lindley Hall 102, 4pm to 5pm.
- Provide an overview of the class and set expectations.
- Why you should take it and who should not take it.
Course Overview
Science gateways are distributed computing environments that enable scientists to conduct computational experiments on computing clouds and supercomputers and have revolutionized bioinformatics, computational chemistry, nano-engineering, and other scientific fields by bringing unprecedented computing power to a broad community of scientists.
Gateways are interesting topics in their own right. Modern gateway systems utilize microservice architectures and DevOps principles in their design and operations, adopting lessons learned from cloud-based Software as a Service activities.
Many gateways are also investigating how to integrate Apache’s “big data” and cloud computing software projects like Apache Mesos, Apache Spark, Apache Samza, Apache JClouds and Apache Kafka. RPC versus message-oriented middleware at scale is an open question, as are NoSQL versus Relational DB approaches for gateway data management. Finally, as gateways front ends are Web-based user environments, choosing the right technologies and crafting the correct user experience are challenging problems.
In this course, students will be divided into development teams, and each team will build a science gateway software as a service system from scratch. Teams will be encouraged to explore alternative technologies and ways for building science gateways as well as learning DevOps principles such as containerization, continuous integration, and continuous deployment for deploying robust cloud services.
Students will also be introduced to the Apache Software Foundation’s open community governance principles for open source software and will learn how to effectively interact with Apache Software Foundation projects in order to become committers and project management committee members.
Course Objectives
- Provide a high level, broad understanding of the application of core distributed computing systems concepts to “Software as a Service” systems that support scientific research and education.
- Study both abstract concepts and practical techniques for building science gateways.
- Provide hands-on experience in developing a science gateway while working with open source philosophies modelled after Apache Software Foundation.
- Apply the general concepts of Distributed Systems and understanding state of the art in applicable areas.
Course Outcomes
- Demonstrate an applied understanding of microservice architectures and their underlying distributed systems foundations.
- Demonstrate an applied understanding of the DevOps principles of continuous integration and delivery to the development and operations of science
- Demonstrate an understanding of open source practices, particularly those of the Apache Software Foundation.
- Demonstrate an ability to develop remote job submission interfaces to computational cyberinfrastructure like IU Big Red 2 Supercomputers.
- Demonstrate an ability to develop a simple metadata management system.
- Demonstrate an ability to develop and consume API services.
Instructors
The course will be taught by Marlon Pierce and Suresh Marru, who lead the Science Gateways PTI Research Center and are project management committee members for the Apache Airavata open source software.
Prerequisites
Students should be familiar with Linux and Unix operating systems, basic networking concepts, one or more programming languages, databases, basics of Web development, and version control systems
Student Teams
- Team size will depend on enrollment but will range from 2-5.
- Agree on an editor and environment that the team is comfortable with. We recommend IntelliJ Idea
- Team members who are less experienced/comfortable should have more keyboard time
- Switch who’s “driving” regularly
- Make sure to save the code and send it to all team members.
Grading
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Students will be divided into teams.
Each team will have a project with 4 intermediate milestones. There will also be a midterm and final presentation. The maximum number of points for the semester is 100. 90-100 points is an A, 80-89 points is a B, etc.
- Course Project 80%: There will be 4 project milestones, including mid-term and final milestones. Each project milestone is worth 20 points. **Late assignments are penalized -1 point per day. **
- Must use Apache compatible open source licensed software and tools.
- Projects must be checked into github, must be reproducibly executable on the deadline day by the instructors.
- Linux/Unix compatible
- If the instructors cannot execute your project and verify you have met the success criteria, the team receives 0 points.
- A team may resubmit their assignment at any time before the next milestone. Each resubmission gets -1 points; i.e., 19 points if you get it right on the second try, 18 points on the third try, etc.
- Students who show no activity (no github commits, no email discussions, etc) for the milestone will receive 0 points.
- Midterm Presentation: 5% All team members must participate. This is worth 5 points.
- Final Presentation: 5% All team members must participate. This is worth 5 points.
- Classroom Interactions and Peer Reviews: 10%. The projects and the topics will require interactive pro-active participation. Also mimicking real-world open source and software development practices, the course requires students to be aware of other approaches to problems, borrowing ideas (with proper acknowledgements and no stealing and plagiarizing) and peer reviewing and offering constructive feedback. These demonstrated interactions (on github issues and pull requests) will be worth 10 points.
- 1 point perfect attendance
- Up to 4 points classroom interactions
- Up to 5 points for GitHub interactions with other projects (not your team’s project). Examples include
- Posting bugs that get resolved
- Resolving bugs in other team’s projects. These must be accepted to the code base.
- Trivial issues don’t get rewarded.
Project Grading
- Each project will be judged on ~4 quality attributes. The number will vary by assignment
- To get all points, the project must demonstrate all attributes to the grader. The grader must also be able to easily install and test all software by following documentation for the milestone in the team’s GitHub Wiki.
- Each student on the team will submit a report describing what they did
- Give a percentage of effort for each attribute
- Provide auditable proof via links to issues and commits.
Resources
During the course, instructors will provide references to journal and conference papers. A good understanding of concepts discussed in these referred papers will greatly help in absorbing the course material.
Beginner Materials
Reference Papers
Open Collaboration
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Reuse and building upon ideas or code are major parts of modern software development. As a professional programmer you will never write anything from scratch. This class is structured such that all solutions are public. You are encouraged to learn from the work of your peers. We won’t hunt down people who are simply copying-and-pasting solutions, because without challenging themselves, they are simply wasting their time and money taking this class.
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Please respect the terms of use and/or license of any code you find, and if you reimplement or duplicate a design or code from elsewhere, credit the original source.
Project & Lectures
- Detailed project milestones are described on the Projects Page
- Detailed class by class lecture scheduled are described on the Lecture Page


Leo's home page describes Leo, and contains links to Leo's online manual and many other resources. Leo is presently in transition from SourceForge to tigris.


[PART III.] IMPORTANT AGRICULTURAL LANDS
Cross References
Acquisition of important agricultural lands, see §§163D-31 to 163D-33.
Acquisition of resource value lands, see chapter 173A.
Legacy land conservation commission, see §§173A-2.4 to 173A-2.6.
Law Journals and Reviews
Avoiding the Next Hokulia: The Debate over Hawaii's Agricultural Subdivisions. 27 UH L. Rev. 441 (2005).
[§205-41] Declaration of policy. It is declared that the people of Hawaii have a substantial interest in the health and sustainability of agriculture as an industry in the State. There is a compelling state interest in conserving the State's agricultural land resource base and assuring the long-term availability of agricultural lands for agricultural use to achieve the purposes of:
(1) Conserving and protecting agricultural lands;
(2) Promoting diversified agriculture;
(3) Increasing agricultural self-sufficiency; and
(4) Assuring the availability of agriculturally suitable lands,
pursuant to article XI, section 3, of the Hawaii State Constitution. [L 2005, c 183, pt of §2]


9 Backmatter
9.1 Colophon
This document is typeset with LaTeX using a custom template based on KOMA-script SCRBOOK class. The layout is based on a standard A4 paper (210 x 297mm), with 40mm margins and 10mm of binding offset.
The typesetting software used the XeTeX engine and the text is set in the open source IBM Plex font family – in Serif, Sans Serif and Monospace variants.
9.2 Credits
This project is constituted by files written in Markdown syntax and exported either as a standalone website both as printer-ready product. This is due to the awesome work of the people behind different libraries:
As well, for the computational infrastructure, some tools have been used:
- NLTK
- UDPIPE
- SciPY
9.4 Progress in the repository
This graph represents the addition and deletion amount in the files of the project in function of time.
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VERBAL TEST PAPER 2
Directions for questions 1 to 9 : In each of the following sentences, four words or phrases are underlined. You should choose the one word or phrase which would be not appropriate in standard written English. Mark(5) if you think that the sentence has no error.
The real indicator of
success for many people are earning more and more
wealth.
real are more more
He is invested by full
rights to act on behalf of the firm.
real
are more
more
The leader is liable
for losses.
real
are more
more
The committee felt that there
was no necessity of a new firm to handle project
financing
real
are more
more
The painter was completely
unconscious about the fact that not one of his creations had
been sold for over two years.
real
are more
more sold
The superior wanted to
know whether there was a precedent to that action.
real are
more
more
Which
tables is
booked for the ministers’ staff?
real
are more
more
All my equipment, including
the ruler, tripod, and the camera, were lost on the tour.
real
are more
more
The committee have ordered their coffee and are going to have it in the board room.
real are more more
Directions for questions 10 to 14: each question below consists of a pair of capitalised words, followed by four pairs of words. Choose the pair which best expresses the relationship DISSIMILAR to that expressed in the capitalised pair.
GRIP : FIRM
Manners : good Wit : ready Aroma : tantalising Brain : heady
VIGOUR : HEALTHY
Hazard : dangerous Threat : alarming Challenge : defiant Hinder : impediment
CUFF: PUNISHMENT
Penance : atonement
Adulatory : flattery
Prostration : respect Frown :
disapproval
PULP : FRUIT
Jam : quince Ore : iron Vodka : potato pudding : rice
EAR : LOBE
Foot : leg Hand : finger Arm : hand leg : foot
Directions for questions 15 to 19: Each question below contains six statements. Choose the set of three statements which are logically related.
A] . No actress eats heartily.
B] . All actresses like food.
C] . Some actresses are weight conscious.
D] . All men eat heartily.
E] . No man is an actor.
F] . All men are handsome.
ABC
CDB
ADE FED.
A] All MBAS without work experience would like to attend training programmes.
B]. All managers would like to
attend training programmes.
C]. Some managers are entitled to attend training programmes.
D]. Some who qualify as managers are also MBAs.
E]. All MBAs are entitled to attend training programmes.
F]. Some managers are not MBAs.
ACD EDC DFB CAD
A] All businessmen are rich.
B] All businessmen are
investors.
C]. All businessmen are professionals.
D]. All businessmen need money.
E]. All professionals need money.
F]. All professionals need power.
BCF
DFC ECD
ABD
A] Some students think about their career.
B]. All CA aspirants are
students.
C]. All CA aspirants are hardworking.
D]All CA aspirants think about their career.
E]Some people who think about their career are students.
F]Some students are CA aspirants.
AEF ADF BCE DBA
A] Some top companies are conscious about costs.
B]. Some high-growth companies
are profitable.
C]. Some high growth companies are not conscious about costs.
D]. All high growth companies are profitble.
E]. Some high growth companies are not profitable.
F]. All profitable companies are not conscious about costs.
ADE ACE ACF ABE.
Directions for questions 20 to 21 : Each question below contains a sentence broken into four segments marked a, b, c, d. Arrange the segments so as to form a logical sequence.
A]. that both hunts in the forest.
B]. the opposum is a roving
feeder.
C]. from native hunts
D]. and steals food.
Badc cbda bacd abcd.
A] When a young Virginia farmer named Peter Lobo
B]. the great breakthrough in
wheat farming
C]. invented the harvesting machine.
D]. came in the 1930s
Acbd dabc bdac dbac
Directions for 22 to 24: In each question below there is an incomplete sentence, followed by four answer choices marked 1, 2, 3, and 4. Choose the answer that best completes the sentence and mark it appropriately.
We consulted a specialist _________
so that cancer may be ruled out
so that we wanted to rule out
cancer.
so that cancer could be ruled
out
so that we can rule out cancer
Could you tell us _________?
who was given the letter to
to whom was given the letter
to
you have the letter to whom
to whom you gave the letter.
No one denies that _______ knowledge.
he is ambitious and aspires.
he was ambitious and aspired for
he is ambitious and aspires for
he aspires after
Directions for questions 25 to 28
Each of the questions consists of two capitalized words, which have a certain relationship to each other, followed by 4 pairs of words. Choose the pair that is not related to each other in the same way as the capitalized pair.
MANDATORY : COMPLY
Command : obey
Forbidden : abstain
Tacit : approve
Lawful : abide
GENEROSITY : DONOR
Discrimination : connoisseur
Credulity : dupe
Eloquence : orator
Truculence : snob
GALLEY : SHIP
Mall : market
Kitchen : bedroom
Banquet : feast
Restaurant : hotel
LETHARGIC : STIMULATION
Skeptical : convince
Bored : interest
Unwilling : coax
Erudite : teach
INVECTIVE : PRAISE
Indiscriminate : fastidious
Brook : tolerate
Exaggerate : minimize
Untoward : favorable
Directions for question 30
Each of the sentences given below has a blank space. Select the appropriate word that would make the sentence meaningful.
In the developed countries, R&D efforts are _________ by their absence.
apparent conspicuous clear minimized
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Explanation to Paper II |
1. 2, is
2. 2, with
3. 5
4. 2, for
5. 2, of
6. 4, for
7. 3, are
8. 4, was
9. 5
10. [4]
11. [4]
12. [2]
13. [2]
14. [1]
15. [3]
16. [2]
17. [3]
18. [4]
19. [2]
20. [1]
21. [3]
22. [3]
23. [4]
24. [4]
25. [3]
26. [4]
27. [2]
28. [4]
29. [2]
30. [2]


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D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:20 AM
as we need to generate the mining reward on one address only
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 06:20 AM
too late for that now
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:20 AM
oh
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 06:20 AM
juts use -pubkey
to mine everything to a single address
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:21 AM
we used the -pubkey thouhgh
yes we did that
but it stopped at 4944
:/
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 06:21 AM
you nede 64 seg ids ... and at least 2 node sot stake
go getbalance64
and chek your utxos are eleigible
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:21 AM
getbalance 64?
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 06:21 AM
if they are all immature .. the chain cannot progress and you will need to restart it following the directions
its an rpc call
komodo-cli help
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:22 AM
ye
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 06:22 AM
is your best friend
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:22 AM
haha thanks @blackjok3r indeed i learned so much from you appreciated
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 06:22 AM
no worries ... we tested this a LOT but didnt really document it too well
it ususally not a great idea to use 100% PoS .. because even at 99% you can hit it with massive hash rate to "unstick it"(edited)
not to say you cant do 100% .. just split the funds and amke sure yo uahev enough utxos(edited)
one thing
miniing to the -pubkey
id would adivse not to stake ont hat node at all...
have 2 nodes with 64 address each with 2 utxo
and a 3rd receiving all the mined utxos... and not staking
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:24 AM
should we create an address on another staking node ?
the full balance is on one node
the other node balance is zero
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 06:24 AM
You dont need to stake the entire balance
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:24 AM
ahan then what?\
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 06:25 AM
you just need enough utxos that they are always elegible to mine a block ... it take 100 blocks after a utxo finds a block
for it to be able to find another
if they all end up waiting for a block, it cannot find any more blocks
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:25 AM
true that is what is happening now
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 06:25 AM
yes ... it happens often on our test chains, with just a single node staking
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:39 AM
@blackjok3r still the same issue can we use pos splitter now ?
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 06:40 AM
I doubt it .... without blocks happening you cant amke any transactions
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 06:46 AM
any suggestions what is the best thing to do now ?
finding my self sinking in the middle of nowehere
i think need to delete the asset chain now
and make a new one with the similar nam
i gues
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 07:23 AM
just start with the same name
you can as long as you dont have other copies out there
or change the supply by 1
jl777c12-Nov-18 08:25 AM
or you can invalidateblock on all nodes 110 blocks behind
then send funds to more than 1 address and more than 100 utxos
if the entire chain has less than 100 utxos, it is guaranteed to stall a 100% PoS chain
think about it
if it needs 100 blocks to mature and there are less than 100 utxo....
or make it 99% PoS, then you can always mine if things get stuck
it would be good if the documentation makes a special warning about 100% PoS chains. It is assumed that any 100% PoS chain will have some sort of distribution and not be all in one utxo
PoS chains are vulnerable in the early days, totally unlike PoW chains
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 08:35 AM
unfortunately now i have delete it
but thanks @jl777c for your kind advice i will for sure follow these steps next time
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 08:52 AM
@jl777c currently we have removed the directory using rm -R
but the thing is we dont know how to clean it
properly
we delete the COIN thorugh rm -R in .komodo
we have two nodes and on both nodes we have done the same
now we are doing the procedures 5 blocks have been built but unfortunately havent recieved any balcne yet
its 0.0000 on both the nodes
if you can please help us out here
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 09:00 AM
make sure you imported the private key
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 10:54 AM
yes
we did tht
D.rabbani12-Nov-18 11:37 AM
hello again
just done the insight komodo explorer but actually dont know the commands to sync
no such documentation given
can you please help me out someone
its giving waiting for the blocks from the past one hour ?
process is 103% complete in the status
?
can someone be able to figure it out
@blackjok3r anyidea
?
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 11:46 AM
not much experance with the explorers
build it with the script
make sure the install-explorers.sh has teh name of your chain intead of KMD and the default AC
Install script for KMD and assets Insight explorer install - DeckerSU/komodo-explorers-install
change that line to your AC and disable the rest
if the explorer isnt working
you need to reindex your chain
with the explorer running
thats all I know ... and I dont know anything about NGNX lol
ulhaq.anwaar12-Nov-18 11:52 AM
Can we reindex using cli?
Or from Daemon?
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 11:52 AM
yes .. just stop the daemone and restart it with -reindex
ulhaq.anwaar12-Nov-18 11:52 AM
Alright thanks great help to me though
blackjok3r12-Nov-18 11:53 AM
while the explorer is still running .. it will flood errors . but you cannot start the explorer after the daemon sometimes.
its to do with the .conf the explorer will buid you
ulhaq.anwaar12-Nov-18 12:33 PM
Can anyone explain in 100% POS why the staking stops if there is only one address that is staking? As we have experienced no block is created after around 4500 blocks. What is the logic behind this number of 4500 blocks?
Mylo12-Nov-18 12:35 PM
don't know but happy to try to reproduce if you can put list of commands on a gist in github. the first 100 blocks need to have all 64segids with funds split into them. other than that i haven't used a 100%PoS AC i'm sorry that's all i've got.


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Group Discussion Tips (GD)
- GROUP DISCUSSION
- A group discussion (GD) is a simulated exercise,
where you cannot suddenly put up a show, since the
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- Here's how most group discussions work:
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Always
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BOOK AWARD
Dundalk's Andrea Corr wins Irish Book Award for new memoir
by Tia ClarkeDundalk's Andrea Corr has won an award for her new book at the An Post Irish Book Awards which were held in Dublin’s Convention Centre last night.
The Corrs singer's memoirs Barefoot Pilgrammage won the Ireland AM Popular Non-Fiction Book of the Year.
Barefoot Pilgrimage is described as ''a compelling and honest memoir. In part, it is an exercise in coming to terms with and making sense of life and mortality following the loss of a beloved father; in part, a reflection on an unlikely journey with her siblings through the music industry; in part, a meditation on family, on music, and on creativity; and, in part, a shout-out for love and for hope.
''Illustrated with personal photographs and with original poems interspersed throughout the text, this is a very personal - at times very funny, at times deeply moving - book from an iconic figure in popular music.''
Highlights of the Irish Book Awards will be shown on RTÉ One at 11.15pm this Saturday.
The full list of winners are included below:
Popular Non-Fiction Book of the Year
Barefoot Pilgrimage by Andrea Corr (HarperNonFiction) Review
Non-Fiction Book of the Year
Constellations by Sinéad Gleeson (Picador)Review; Launch speech by Anne Enright; Essay; Interview
Best Irish-Published Book of the Year
Children of the Troubles by Joe Duffy and Freya McClements (Hachette Books Ireland) Review Extract
Popular Fiction Book of the Year
Once, Twice, Three Times an Aisling by Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen (Gill Books) Review Interview
Crime Fiction Book of the Year
Cruel Acts by Jane Casey (HarperFiction) Review Interview
Sports Book of the Year
Recovering by Richie Sadlier with Dion Fanning (Gill Books) Review Extract
Newcomer of the Year
When All is Said by Anne Griffin (Hodder & Stoughton) Review Essay
RTÉ Radio 1 Listeners’ Choice Award
Overcoming by Vicky Phelan with Naomi Linehan (Hachette Books) Review
Cookbook of the Year
Cornucopia: The Green Cookbook by Tony Keogh, Aoife Carrigy, the Chefs of Cornucopia, Deirdre and Dairine McCafferty (Gill Books) Review
Love Leabhar Gaeilge Irish Language Book of the Year
Tairngreacht by Proinsias Mac a’Bhaird (LeabhairComhar)
Teen & Young Adult Book of the Year
Other Words for Smoke by Sarah Maria Griffin (Titan Books) Review Interview
Children’s Book of the Year – Senior
Shooting for the Stars: My Journey to Become Ireland’s First Astronaut by Norah Patten, illustrated by Jennifer Farley (The O’Brien Press)
Children’s Book of the Year – Junior
123 Ireland! by Aoife Dooley (Little Island Books)
Irish Poem of the Year
Salt Rain by Audrey Molloy (Mslexia, September 2019)
Short Story of the Year Award
Parrot by Nicole Flattery (The Stinging Fly, Winter 2018-19)