Bale and Ramsey ready to start in Wales' crucial Euro 2020 qualifier
Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey are both ready to start for Wales in their decisive Euro 2020 qualifier against Hungary on Tuesday, manager Ryan Giggs has said.
REUTERS: Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey are both ready to start for Wales in their decisive Euro 2020 qualifier against Hungary on Tuesday, manager Ryan Giggs has said.
Real Madrid forward Bale featured for an hour in Wales' 2-0 victory over Azerbaijan on Saturday after spending a month on the sidelines with a calf problem.
The 30-year-old was replaced by Ramsey, who has struggled with niggling injuries in recent months and made just eight appearances for Juventus this season.
"The lads who go minutes needed minutes. It's a bit of a balancing act, the players I know who can't play 90 minutes - that will obviously influence the selection," Giggs told a news conference on Monday.
"Gareth and Aaron were in that scenario. They are both ready to start."
The win in Azerbaijan along with Croatia's victory over Slovakia in Group E means Wales can secure automatic qualification for Euro 2020 by beating Hungary in Cardiff.
"We needed favours and we got those favours, now it is time for us to capitalise, it's in our hands," Giggs said. "It's a great, exciting challenge for us but we need to finish the job - it will be a very, very difficult game."
Bale played an influential role as Wales stormed to the semi-finals of Euro 2016 in France, eclipsing their previous best run to the quarter-finals at the 1958 World Cup.
However, injury kept him out of the defeat by the Republic of Ireland that ended Wales' 2018 World Cup qualifying hopes.
"I think we can use both of (the experiences) to our advantage," Bale said.
"We have got the kind of euphoria of qualifying for our first Euros and doing so well at the competition that we really want to do that again.
"We can see how we don't want to feel after the game. We know prior to this game we can push and push not to feel like that again, because it's not a feeling you want in the dressing room after the game."
(Reporting by Hardik Vyas in Bengaluru; Editing by Christian Radnedge)


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| Public Member Functions inherited from EventRedirector | |
| EventRedirector (const QObject *_emit=nullptr, const QObject *_recv=nullptr) | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| bool | setEmitter (const QObject *_emit) |
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| bool | setReceiver (const QObject *_recv) |
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| void | onSet () override |
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| void | onConnect () override |
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| bool | PrepareConnection () |
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| bool | TriggerConnection () |
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| const QObject * | emitter |
| const QObject * | receiver |
Redirected Event on Dice Detection.
Redirect dice detection from Video Page to Game Page in the main application.
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Default constructor.
Initialize the event redirector with null values.
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Method connecting dice throw.
Emitter is the Video Page, while receiver is the Game Page.
Implements EventRedirector.
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Method disconnecting dice throw.
Emitter is the Video Page, while receiver is the Game Page.
Implements EventRedirector.


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- ${A3_INSTALLERS} (using an host specific system environment variable)


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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (0 to 10): 7.7
Date Released: 11/11/94 Running Length: 2:02 Rated: R (Violence, gore, mature themes, nudity)
Starring: Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Kirsten Dunst, Antonio Bandaras, Christian Slater, Stephen Rea Director: Neil Jordan Producers: Stephen Wooley and David Geffen Screenplay: Anne Rice based on her novel Cinematography: Philippe Rousselot Music: Elliot Goldenthal Released by Warner Brothers
Francis Ford Coppola's DRACULA. Mike Nicols' WOLF. Kenneth Branagh's FRANKENSTEIN. Suddenly, horror of the old genre (as opposed to the '80s slasher flicks) is back with a vengeance. The latest, and arguably the most ambitious, to enter this potentially-lucrative market is a cinematic version of Anne Rice's INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE.
As was true with CRONOS earlier this year, INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE makes some modifications to common vampire mythology (as made popular in DRACULA and perpetuated in countless horror books and films). The fangs are still present, as are the insatiable bloodlust and fear of daylight, but no longer will religious trappings hold the undead at bay, and a stake through the heart has lost its effectiveness.
The film begins and ends in present-day San Francisco, with Louis (Brad Pitt), a two-century old vampire, telling his story to a fascinated interviewer (Christian Slater). His tale opens in 1791 Louisiana, just south of New Orleans, where Louis falls victim to the vampire Lestat (Tom Cruise). Given a choice between death and eternal life as one of the undead, Louis chooses the latter, a decision he will forever regret.
Louis cannot kill with the impunity of Lestat, but to sate his hunger, he must feed, and the blood of animals is not enough. Eventually, he pierces the neck of a grief-stricken young girl named Claudia (Kirsten Dunst), whom Lestat then curses with his unholy form of resurrection so that she can be a surrogate daughter to both himself and Louis. For a while, they are one "big, happy family."
When INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE works, it's as compelling and engrossing a piece of entertainment as is available on film today. When it falters, the weaknesses seem magnified. Fortunately, under the care of director Neil Jordan (THE CRYING GAME), instances of the former are more frequent that those of the latter, although the film noticeably stumbles during two key sequences (a needlessly drawn-out exploration of life as a vampire in Paris and the illogical, dumb conclusion). Despite the ups and downs of the second half, however, the first hour is classic horror at its most grotesque. In the best tradition of the GRAND GUIGNOL, INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE revels in its graphic and horrifying bloodiness.
Tom Cruise's Lestat is not a consistent villain, nor does he come across as particularly multi-dimensional, but there are times when his screen presence commands attention. More effective is Brad Pitt's Louis, who captures the audience's sympathy by fighting against losing his conscience (although his constant wallowing in self-pity becomes tiresome). Most arresting of all is young Kirsten Dunst, whose charisma is such that she continually steals scenes from her older and more experienced co-stars. Also featured are Antonio Bandaras (as the ancient vampire Armand), Stephen Rea (in what is little more than a cameo), and Christian Slater.
As is true of many vampire stories, there is an erotic undercurrent to INTERVIEW. Here, explicitness is replaced by innuendo. While sex is rarely in the background, it's never on screen, either. Homoeroticism, the Electra Complex, and pedophilia are all hinted at.
As horror films go, INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE has the right look. Atmosphere may not be everything, but its importance cannot be understated. With its gothic settings, superlative makeup (by Stan Winston), and sterling miniatures work, this film can claim visuals nearly on par with those of Kenneth Branagh's stylish FRANKENSTEIN. There are other parallels between these films, not the least of which is their equally erratic pacing. However, INTERVIEW's plot is probably more coherent and its characters somewhat better realized. There are flaws to be found here--even for those not specifically looking--but for the simple horrific pleasure offered, they can be set aside, if not entirely ignored.
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user_uttered("bye", 0.2),
]
tracker = get_tracker(events)
scores = trained_policy.predict_action_probabilities(tracker, domain)
index = scores.index(max(scores))
assert domain.action_names[index] == "action_default_fallback"
def test_listen_after_hand_off(self, trained_policy, domain):
events = [ActionExecuted("action_default_fallback")]
After Change
user_uttered("greet", 0.2),
]
next_action = self._get_next_action(trained_policy, events,
default_domain)
assert next_action == ACTION_DEFAULT_FALLBACK_NAME
def test_listen_after_hand_off(self, trained_policy, default_domain):


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| Property | infoWidget |
| Summarize the current item, like disp() on the command line. More... | |
| Property | infoContainer |
| handle for an HTML display panel container | |
| Property | jWidget |
| HTML display panel java object. | |
| Property | jContainer |
| HTML display container java object. | |
| Protected Properties inherited from topsPanel | |
| Property | parentFigure |
| the topsFigure that holds this panel | |
| Property | pan |
| the Matlab uipanel | |
| Property | currentItem |
| the "current item" in use in the GUI | |
| Property | currentItemName |
| name to give the "current item" | |
| Property | baseItem |
| the item this panel is representing | |
| Property | baseItemName |
| name to give baseItem | |
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| self | topsInfoPanel (varargin) |
| Make a new panel in the given figure. More... | |
| Methods inherited from topsPanel | |
| self | topsPanel (parentFigure) |
| Make a new panel in the given figure. More... | |
| delete (self) | |
| Clear references to graphics and handle objects. | |
| setBaseItem (self, baseItem, baseItemName) | |
| Choose the item to represent. More... | |
| setCurrentItem (self, currentItem, currentItemName) | |
| Choose the current item. More... | |
| refresh (self) | |
| Refresh the panel's contents. | |
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| initialize (self) | |
| Create and arrange fresh components. | |
| updateContents (self) | |
| Refresh the panel's contents. | |
| Protected Methods inherited from topsPanel | |
| initialize (self) | |
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| updateContents (self) | |
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| item | subItemFromPath (self, subPath) |
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| Property | isLocked = false |
| The bottom-level container for Tower of Psych GUIs. More... | |
| Property | isBaseItemTitle = false |
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| self topsInfoPanel | ( | varargin | ) |
Make a new panel in the given figure.
| parentFigure | topsFigure to work with |
Creates a new topsInfoPanel. parentFigure must be a topsFigure object, otherwise the panel won't display any content.
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Summarize the current item, like disp() on the command line.
topsInfoPanel shows a summary of the "current item" of a Tower of Psych GUI. The summary comes from the built-in disp() command, captured as a string. Data of type char are highlighted according to their spelling. handle for an HTML display panel


Version 1.2¶
Release date: 2017-02-10
This release contains a number of features and fixes reported since the release of pgAdmin4 1.1.
Features¶
Issue #1375 - Migrate the runtime to QtWebEngine from QtWebKit
Issue #1765 - Find and replace functionality with regexp and group replacement
Issue #1789 - Column width of data output panel should fit to data (as pgAdmin III)
Issue #1790 - [Web] Support setting a field’s value to “null”
Issue #1848 - macOS appbundle is missing postgresql binaries for import etc.
Issue #1910 - Remember last used directory in the file manager
Issue #1911 - Direct path navigation in the file manager
Issue #1922 - Improve handling of corrupt configuration databases
Issue #1963 - Add a Chinese (Simplified) translation
Issue #1964 - Create a docs tarball along with the source tarball
Issue #2025 - Allow the SQL Editors to word-wrap
Issue #2124 - Create a template loader to simplify SQL template location, and remove duplicate templates
Bug fixes¶
Issue #1227 - Display improved error message for Debugger listener starting error and reset between executions
Issue #1267 - Fix issue where MINIFY_HTML doesn’t work with the docs
Issue #1364 - Ensure dialogue control buttons are consistent
Issue #1394 - Fix Table dialogue column specification issues
Issue #1432 - Enhanced OSX File Browser
Issue #1585 - Cannot save scripts to the network
Issue #1599 - Ensure the grant wizard works with objects with special characters in the name
Issue #1603 - Fix quoting of objects names for external utilities.
Issue #1679 - Re-engineer the background process executor to avoid using sqlite as some builds of components it relies on do not support working in forked children
Issue #1680 - Render column headers at the correct width in the Query Tool under Firefox
Issue #1729 - Improve display of role options
Issue #1730 - Improve the display of role membership on both the properties panel and role dialogue
Issue #1745 - Ensure breakpoints are cleared properly when working with Debugger
Issue #1747 - Add newly created triggers to the treeview
Issue #1780 - Properly size the SQL Editor gutter as the width of the line numbers increases
Issue #1792 - List files and folders alphabetically
Issue #1800 - Handle the template property on databases appropriately
Issue #1801 - Handle databases with datallowconn == false
Issue #1807 - Properly detect when files have changed in the Query Tool and set flag accordingly
Issue #1830 - Fix a SQL error when reverse-engineering ROLE SQL on EPAS servers
Issue #1832 - Prevent attempts to access what may be an empty list in Dependancies tab
Issue #1840 - Enable/disable NULLs and ASC/DESC options for index columns and exclusion constraints appropriately
Issue #1842 - Show index columns in the correct order in RE-SQL
Issue #1855 - Ensure dialogue panels show their errors themselves, and not in the properties panel when creating Trigger Function
Issue #1865 - Properly schema qualify domains when reverse engineering SQL
Issue #1874 - Add file resources to the windows runtime
Issue #1893 - Fix refreshing of Unique constraints
Issue #1896 - Use the correct OID for retrieving properties of freshly created exclusion constraints
Issue #1899 - Properly quote role names when specifying function ownership
Issue #1909 - Handle startup errors more gracefully in the runtime
Issue #1912 - Properly format arguments passed by triggers to functions
Issue #1919 - Ensure all changes to rows are stored in the data editor
Issue #1924 - Ensure the check_option is only set when editing views when appropriate
Issue #1936 - Don’t strip rn from “Download as CSV” batches of rows, as it leads to malformed data
Issue #1937 - Generate mSQL for new schemas correctly
Issue #1938 - Fix sorting of numerics in the statistics grids
Issue #1939 - Updated dynamic default for the window size (90% x 90%)
Issue #1949 - Ensure trigger function names are schema qualified in trigger RE-SQL
Issue #1951 - Fix issue where nnable to browse table columns when oid values exceeed max int
Issue #1953 - Add display messages and notices received in the Query Tool
Issue #1961 - Fix upgrade check on Python 3
Issue #1962 - Ensure treeview collection nodes are translated in the UI
Issue #1967 - Store layout changes on each adjustment
Issue #1976 - Prevent users selecting elements of the UI that shouldn’t be selectable
Issue #1979 - Deal with Function arguments correctly in the properties dialogue
Issue #1986 - Fix various encoding issues with multibyte paths and filenames resulting in empty file save
Issue #1992 - Quote identifiers correctly in auto-complete
Issue #1994 - Update to show modifications in edit grid
Issue #2000 - Allow setting of effective_io_concurrency on tablespaces in 9.6+
Issue #2005 - Fix various mis-spellings of VACUUM
Issue #2006 - Fix error when modifying table name or set schema on tables with postgis geometry column
Issue #2007 - Correctly sort rows by the pkey when viewing first/last 100
Issue #2009 - Reset the column list properly if the access method is changed on an index to ensure error handling works correctly
Issue #2012 - Prevent attempts to create server groups with no name
Issue #2015 - Enable trigger option when user tries to change Row trigger value through properties section
Issue #2024 - Properly handle setting comments and other options on databases with allowconn = False
Issue #2026 - Improve detection of the pldbgapi extension and functions before allowing debugging
Issue #2027 - Fix inconsistent table styling
Issue #2028 - Fix display of double scrollbars on the grant wizard
Issue #2032 - Fix time formatting on dashboards
Issue #2033 - Show icons for unique and exclusion constraints in the dependency/dependents panels
Issue #2046 - Fix error when setting up regression on Windows for pgadmin4
Issue #2047 - Ensure dialogues cannot be moved under the navbar
Issue #2061 - Enable/disable NULLs and ASC/DESC options for index columns and exclusion constraints appropriately
Issue #2065 - Improve display of columns of exclusion contraints and foreign keys in the properties lists
Issue #2069 - Correct tablespace displayed in table properties
Issue #2076 - Handle sized time/timestamp columns correctly
Issue #2110 - Handle saved directories that no longer exist gracefully
Issue #2112 - Enable comments on Initial database through right Click
Issue #2133 - Fix display of graphical query plans for UPDATE/DELETE queries
Issue #2138 - Fix display of zeros in read-only grid editors
Issue #2139 - Fixed issue causing Message (Connection to the server has been lost.) displayed with Materialized view and view under sql tab
Issue #2152 - Fix handling of “char” columns
Issue #2156 - Added compatibility fixes for newer versions of Jinja2 (e.g. 2.9.5+)


#### Using FlowChart setting: { flowChart : true } #### Example ```flow st=>start: User login op=>operation: Operation cond=>condition: Successful Yes or No? e=>end: Into admin st->op->cond cond(yes)->e cond(no)->op ``` ```flow st=>start: Start|past:>http://www.google.com[blank] e=>end: End|future:>http://www.google.com op1=>operation: My Operation|past op2=>operation: Stuff|current sub1=>subroutine: My Subroutine|invalid cond=>condition: Yes or No?|approved:>http://www.google.com c2=>condition: Good idea|rejected io=>inputoutput: catch something...|future st->op1(right)->cond cond(yes, right)->c2 cond(no)->sub1(left)->op1 c2(yes)->io->e c2(no)->op2->e ``` ```sequence Alice->Bob: Hello Bob, how are you? Note right of Bob: Bob thinks Bob-->Alice: I am good thanks! ```


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Texans Linebackers Show Up To TNF Game In Mortal Kombat Costumes (VIDEO)
by Darrelle LincolnThe Houston Texans are not letting Last Sunday’s lost to the Baltimore Ravens get them down.
Just days after being blown out by Lamar Jackson in company, a few members of the Texans linebacker core came to Thursday Night Football in full Mortal Kombat costumes.
You can’t possibly lose a game after showing up like this?


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My first experience with smoking was in 7th grade. At the time I was was not a big rebel but I don't take what adults said that seriously so when a happened upon almost a full pack of malbros I was curious so i pick it up. That night I sneak out on my roof and lit my first grit. I was nervous at the time because I had never done any kind of drug before. I cant remember if I smoke the whole thing or not but I wasnt inhaling deeply so I didnt get any of the effects.
After that my friend and I starting smoking together every once and awhile. We did it more for the thrill of breaking rules then the actual effects. The first time I inhaled deeply I felt a little sick but I didnt throw up or anything.
This went on for a few years. I didnt find smoking addicting in the amount I was doing it. Smoking was a fun and special things not something I needed. As I got older I started smoking more and more. Freshmen year I would buy packs on the weekends and share them with my friends. During the week I never went through withdrawls so I thought I was safe from addiction.
I didnt become addicted until the summmer of my Softmore year in high school. I bought more packs then I ever had before and was smoking every day.
Now on days when I dont have grits I feel really annoyed by everyone around me and I dont feel secure around people. I only NEED to smoke four grits a day to feel normal but if it wasnt for the cost Id smoke more.
Tobacco addiction is something that crept up on me. Even if I thought that I would not become addicted because I didnt smoke much or often. It can happen easier then you think.
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In some cases it makes sense to load the database using multiple servers. In this case, you will want to partition the records to be loaded among the clients. Normally, YCSB just loads all of the records (as defined by the recordcount property). However, if you want to partition the load you need to additionally specify two other properties for each client:
For example, imagine you want to load 100 million records (so recordcount=100000000). Imagine you want to load with four clients. For the first client:
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Class: Snapshot
| Defined in: | src/snapshot.coffee |
Overview
Snapshot taken using JpegCamera.
Instance Method Summary
- # (Snapshot) show() Display the snapshot with the camera element it was taken with.
- # (Snapshot) hide() Stop displaying the snapshot and return to showing live camera stream.
- # (void) get_stats(callback) Calculate snapshot pixel statistics (mean gray value, std).
- # (Boolean) get_canvas(callback) Get canvas element showing the snapshot.
- # (Boolean) get_blob(callback, mime_type = "image/jpeg") Get the file that would be uploaded to the server as a Blob object.
- # (void) get_image_data(callback) Get ImageData object containing color values for each pixel of the snapshot.
- # (Snapshot) upload(options = {}) Upload the snapshot to the server.
- # (Snapshot) done(callback) Bind callback for upload complete event.
- # (Snapshot) fail(callback) Bind callback for upload error event.
- # (void) discard() Hide and discard this snapshot.
Instance Method Details
#
(Snapshot)
show()
Display the snapshot with the camera element it was taken with.
#
(Snapshot)
hide()
Stop displaying the snapshot and return to showing live camera stream.
Ignored if camera is displaying different snapshot.
#
(void)
get_stats(callback)
Calculate snapshot pixel statistics (mean gray value, std).
Because reading image data can take a while when Flash fallback is being
used this method does not return the data immediately. Instead it accepts
a callback that later will be called with a Stats object as an argument.
Snapshot will be available as this
.
#
(Boolean)
get_canvas(callback)
Get canvas element showing the snapshot.
This can be used to display the snapshot outside the camera's container. You can show multiple snapshots at a time and allow the user to pick one he likes best.
Canvas produced by this method has a resolution of the snapshot (which depends on the camera's native resolution), not that of the camera's container. Use CSS to display this canvas in different sizes.
Because reading image data can take a while when Flash fallback is being
used this method does not return the canvas
element immediately. Instead
it accepts a callback that later will be called with the canvas
element as
an argument. Snapshot will be available as this
.
Multiple calls to this method will yield the same canvas element.
One caveat is that the underlaying data of this canvas is not mirrored like the stream shown in the camera container. Special CSS transform directive is applied on it so that it looks like the picture in the camera when displayed. This only matters when manipulating the canvas or reading it's data. You can read more about mirroring in JpegCamera#capture.
This method doesn't work in Internet Explorer 8 or earlier, because it does
not support canvas
element. Call JpegCamera.canvas_supported to learn
whether you can use this method.
#
(Boolean)
get_blob(callback, mime_type = "image/jpeg")
Get the file that would be uploaded to the server as a Blob object.
This can be useful if you want to stream the data via a websocket. Note that
using upload
is more efficient if all you want to do is upload this file
to a server via POST call.
This method doesn't work in Internet Explorer 8 or earlier, because it does
not support canvas
element. Call JpegCamera.canvas_supported to learn
whether you can use this method.
Because preparing image blob can take a while this method does not return
the data immediately. Instead it accepts a callback that later will be
called with the data object as an argument. Snapshot will be available as
this
.
Multiple calls to this method will yield the same data object.
#
(void)
get_image_data(callback)
Get ImageData object containing color values for each pixel of the snapshot.
Data produced by this method has a resolution of the snapshot (which depends on the camera's native resolution), not that of the camera's container.
Read more about ImageData object on Mozilla's website .
Because reading image data can take a while when Flash fallback is being
used this method does not return the data immediately. Instead it accepts
a callback that later will be called with the data object as an argument.
Snapshot will be available as this
.
Multiple calls to this method will yield the same data object.
One caveat is that the returned data is not mirrored like the stream shown in the camera container. This only matters when manipulating the canvas or reading it's data. You can read more about mirroring in JpegCamera#capture.
This method returns native ImageData
object in all
browsers except Internet Explorer 8 or earlier which does not support
the canvas
element. In that browser a generic JavaScript object will be
returned that mimics the native format. Call JpegCamera.canvas_supported
to learn whether canvas
is supported by the browser.
#
(Snapshot)
upload(options = {})
Upload the snapshot to the server.
The snapshot is uploaded using a POST request with JPEG file sent as RAW
data. This not like a multipart form upload using file element where the
file is given a name and is encoded along with other form keys. To read
file contents on the server side use request.raw_post
in Ruby on Rails or
$HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA
in PHP.
Upload completes successfully only if the server responds with status code
- Any other code will be handled via on_upload_fail callback. Your application is free to inspect the status code and response text in that handler to decide whether that response is acceptable or not.
You cannot have multiple uploads for one snapshot running at the same time, but you are free to start another upload after one succeeds or fails.
All of the options can have their defaults set when constructing camera object or calling JpegCamera#capture.
#
(Snapshot)
done(callback)
Bind callback for upload complete event.
The callback to fire when the previously requested upload
operation succeeds. This is just a syntactic sugar that allows one to write:
snapshot.upload().done(done_callback)
instead of
snapshot.upload(on_upload_done: done_callback)
. This callback will be
forgotten after the next call to upload.
If the event has already happened the argument will be called immediately.
#
(Snapshot)
fail(callback)
Bind callback for upload error event.
The callback to fire when the previously requested upload
operation fails. This is just a syntactic sugar that allows one to write:
snapshot.upload().fail(fail_callback)
instead of
snapshot.upload(on_upload_fail: fail_callback)
. This callback will be
forgotten after the next call to upload.
If the event has already happened the argument will be called immediately.
#
(void)
discard()
Hide and discard this snapshot.
After discarding a snapshot an attempt to show or upload it will raise an error.


EducationSchool extends EducationOrganization
EducationSchool class
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Table of Contents
- $_propDict : array<string|int, mixed>
- The array of properties available to the model
- __construct() : mixed
- Construct a new Entity
- getAddress() : PhysicalAddress|null
- Gets the address Address of the school.
- getAdministrativeUnit() : AdministrativeUnit|null
- Gets the administrativeUnit The underlying administrativeUnit for this school.
- getClasses() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the classes Classes taught at the school. Nullable.
- getCreatedBy() : IdentitySet|null
- Gets the createdBy Entity who created the school.
- getDescription() : string|null
- Gets the description Organization description.
- getDisplayName() : string|null
- Gets the displayName Organization display name.
- getExternalId() : string|null
- Gets the externalId ID of school in syncing system.
- getExternalPrincipalId() : string|null
- Gets the externalPrincipalId ID of principal in syncing system.
- getExternalSource() : EducationExternalSource|null
- Gets the externalSource Source where this organization was created from. Possible values are: sis, manual.
- getExternalSourceDetail() : string|null
- Gets the externalSourceDetail The name of the external source this resources was generated from.
- getFax() : string|null
- Gets the fax
- getHighestGrade() : string|null
- Gets the highestGrade Highest grade taught.
- getId() : string|null
- Gets the id Read-only.
- getLowestGrade() : string|null
- Gets the lowestGrade Lowest grade taught.
- getODataType() : string|null
- Gets the ODataType
- getPhone() : string|null
- Gets the phone Phone number of school.
- getPrincipalEmail() : string|null
- Gets the principalEmail Email address of the principal.
- getPrincipalName() : string|null
- Gets the principalName Name of the principal.
- getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
- getSchoolNumber() : string|null
- Gets the schoolNumber School Number.
- getUsers() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the users Users in the school. Nullable.
- jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
- setAddress() : EducationSchool
- Sets the address Address of the school.
- setAdministrativeUnit() : EducationSchool
- Sets the administrativeUnit The underlying administrativeUnit for this school.
- setClasses() : EducationSchool
- Sets the classes Classes taught at the school. Nullable.
- setCreatedBy() : EducationSchool
- Sets the createdBy Entity who created the school.
- setDescription() : EducationOrganization
- Sets the description Organization description.
- setDisplayName() : EducationOrganization
- Sets the displayName Organization display name.
- setExternalId() : EducationSchool
- Sets the externalId ID of school in syncing system.
- setExternalPrincipalId() : EducationSchool
- Sets the externalPrincipalId ID of principal in syncing system.
- setExternalSource() : EducationOrganization
- Sets the externalSource Source where this organization was created from. Possible values are: sis, manual.
- setExternalSourceDetail() : EducationOrganization
- Sets the externalSourceDetail The name of the external source this resources was generated from.
- setFax() : EducationSchool
- Sets the fax
- setHighestGrade() : EducationSchool
- Sets the highestGrade Highest grade taught.
- setId() : Entity
- Sets the id Read-only.
- setLowestGrade() : EducationSchool
- Sets the lowestGrade Lowest grade taught.
- setODataType() : Entity
- Sets the ODataType
- setPhone() : EducationSchool
- Sets the phone Phone number of school.
- setPrincipalEmail() : EducationSchool
- Sets the principalEmail Email address of the principal.
- setPrincipalName() : EducationSchool
- Sets the principalName Name of the principal.
- setSchoolNumber() : EducationSchool
- Sets the schoolNumber School Number.
- setUsers() : EducationSchool
- Sets the users Users in the school. Nullable.
Properties
$_propDict
The array of properties available to the model
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$_propDict
Methods
__construct()
Construct a new Entity
public
__construct([array<string|int, mixed> $propDict = array() ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $propDict : array<string|int, mixed> = array()
-
A list of properties to set
Return values
mixed —getAddress()
Gets the address Address of the school.
public
getAddress() : PhysicalAddress|null
Return values
PhysicalAddress|null —The address
getAdministrativeUnit()
Gets the administrativeUnit The underlying administrativeUnit for this school.
public
getAdministrativeUnit() : AdministrativeUnit|null
Return values
AdministrativeUnit|null —The administrativeUnit
getClasses()
Gets the classes Classes taught at the school. Nullable.
public
getClasses() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The classes
getCreatedBy()
Gets the createdBy Entity who created the school.
public
getCreatedBy() : IdentitySet|null
Return values
IdentitySet|null —The createdBy
getDescription()
Gets the description Organization description.
public
getDescription() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The description
getDisplayName()
Gets the displayName Organization display name.
public
getDisplayName() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The displayName
getExternalId()
Gets the externalId ID of school in syncing system.
public
getExternalId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The externalId
getExternalPrincipalId()
Gets the externalPrincipalId ID of principal in syncing system.
public
getExternalPrincipalId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The externalPrincipalId
getExternalSource()
Gets the externalSource Source where this organization was created from. Possible values are: sis, manual.
public
getExternalSource() : EducationExternalSource|null
Return values
EducationExternalSource|null —The externalSource
getExternalSourceDetail()
Gets the externalSourceDetail The name of the external source this resources was generated from.
public
getExternalSourceDetail() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The externalSourceDetail
getFax()
Gets the fax
public
getFax() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The fax
getHighestGrade()
Gets the highestGrade Highest grade taught.
public
getHighestGrade() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The highestGrade
getId()
Gets the id Read-only.
public
getId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The id
getLowestGrade()
Gets the lowestGrade Lowest grade taught.
public
getLowestGrade() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The lowestGrade
getODataType()
Gets the ODataType
public
getODataType() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The ODataType
getPhone()
Gets the phone Phone number of school.
public
getPhone() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The phone
getPrincipalEmail()
Gets the principalEmail Email address of the principal.
public
getPrincipalEmail() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The principalEmail
getPrincipalName()
Gets the principalName Name of the principal.
public
getPrincipalName() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The principalName
getProperties()
Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
public
getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
getSchoolNumber()
Gets the schoolNumber School Number.
public
getSchoolNumber() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The schoolNumber
getUsers()
Gets the users Users in the school. Nullable.
public
getUsers() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The users
jsonSerialize()
Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
public
jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
setAddress()
Sets the address Address of the school.
public
setAddress(PhysicalAddress $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : PhysicalAddress
-
The address
Return values
EducationSchool —setAdministrativeUnit()
Sets the administrativeUnit The underlying administrativeUnit for this school.
public
setAdministrativeUnit(AdministrativeUnit $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : AdministrativeUnit
-
The administrativeUnit
Return values
EducationSchool —setClasses()
Sets the classes Classes taught at the school. Nullable.
public
setClasses(EducationClass $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : EducationClass
-
The classes
Return values
EducationSchool —setCreatedBy()
Sets the createdBy Entity who created the school.
public
setCreatedBy(IdentitySet $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : IdentitySet
-
The createdBy
Return values
EducationSchool —setDescription()
Sets the description Organization description.
public
setDescription(string $val) : EducationOrganization
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The description
Return values
EducationOrganization —setDisplayName()
Sets the displayName Organization display name.
public
setDisplayName(string $val) : EducationOrganization
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The displayName
Return values
EducationOrganization —setExternalId()
Sets the externalId ID of school in syncing system.
public
setExternalId(string $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The externalId
Return values
EducationSchool —setExternalPrincipalId()
Sets the externalPrincipalId ID of principal in syncing system.
public
setExternalPrincipalId(string $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The externalPrincipalId
Return values
EducationSchool —setExternalSource()
Sets the externalSource Source where this organization was created from. Possible values are: sis, manual.
public
setExternalSource(EducationExternalSource $val) : EducationOrganization
Parameters
- $val : EducationExternalSource
-
The externalSource
Return values
EducationOrganization —setExternalSourceDetail()
Sets the externalSourceDetail The name of the external source this resources was generated from.
public
setExternalSourceDetail(string $val) : EducationOrganization
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The externalSourceDetail
Return values
EducationOrganization —setFax()
Sets the fax
public
setFax(string $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The fax
Return values
EducationSchool —setHighestGrade()
Sets the highestGrade Highest grade taught.
public
setHighestGrade(string $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The highestGrade
Return values
EducationSchool —setId()
Sets the id Read-only.
public
setId(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The id
Return values
Entity —setLowestGrade()
Sets the lowestGrade Lowest grade taught.
public
setLowestGrade(string $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The lowestGrade
Return values
EducationSchool —setODataType()
Sets the ODataType
public
setODataType(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The ODataType
Return values
Entity —setPhone()
Sets the phone Phone number of school.
public
setPhone(string $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The phone
Return values
EducationSchool —setPrincipalEmail()
Sets the principalEmail Email address of the principal.
public
setPrincipalEmail(string $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The principalEmail
Return values
EducationSchool —setPrincipalName()
Sets the principalName Name of the principal.
public
setPrincipalName(string $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The principalName
Return values
EducationSchool —setSchoolNumber()
Sets the schoolNumber School Number.
public
setSchoolNumber(string $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The schoolNumber
Return values
EducationSchool —setUsers()
Sets the users Users in the school. Nullable.
public
setUsers(EducationUser $val) : EducationSchool
Parameters
- $val : EducationUser
-
The users


TGMapFeature
@interface TGMapFeature : NSObject
A map object defined by a geometry and a set of properties.
Map features can be assigned to a TGMapData
to be rendered in the current scene.
Create a map feature with either a point, polyline, or polygon geometry using the factory methods. Access the geometry
using the method for that geometry type - the other methods will return nil
.
-
Creates a map feature with a point geometry.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull instancetype)mapFeatureWithPoint:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)point properties: (nonnull TGFeatureProperties *)properties;
Swift
convenience init(point: CLLocationCoordinate2D, properties: [String : String])
Parameters
point
The point defining the feature geometry.
properties
The feature properties.
Return Value
An initialized map feature object.
-
Creates a map feature with a polyline geometry.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull instancetype)mapFeatureWithPolyline:(nonnull TGGeoPolyline *)polyline properties:(nonnull TGFeatureProperties *) properties;
Swift
convenience init(polyline: TGGeoPolyline, properties: [String : String])
Parameters
polyline
The polyline defining the feature geometry.
properties
The feature properties.
Return Value
An initialized map feature object.
-
Creates a map feature with a polygon geometry.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull instancetype)mapFeatureWithPolygon:(nonnull TGGeoPolygon *)polygon properties:(nonnull TGFeatureProperties *) properties;
Swift
convenience init(polygon: TGGeoPolygon, properties: [String : String])
Parameters
polygon
The polygon defining the feature geometry.
properties
The feature properties.
Return Value
An initialized map feature object.
-
If this feature has a point geometry then this returns that point, otherwise returns
nil
.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nullable CLLocationCoordinate2D *)point;
Swift
func point() -> UnsafeMutablePointer<CLLocationCoordinate2D>?
-
If this feature has a polyline geometry then this returns that polyline, otherwise returns
nil
.Declaration
Objective-C
- (nullable TGGeoPolyline *)polyline;
Swift
func polyline() -> TGGeoPolyline?
-
If this feature has a polygon geometry then this returns that polygon, otherwise returns
nil
.
-
A set of key-value pairs defining the properties of this map feature.
These properties are used to determine if and how the feature will be rendered in the map scene, according the the Scene File.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, atomic) TGFeatureProperties *_Nonnull properties;
Swift
var properties: [String : String] { get }


Problem Statement
The ambiguity of a word leads to confusion, especially for computers. Sinhala has a wide range
of words which have multiple meanings in different contexts. These are called polysemous words. These
polysemous words cause problems to tasks such as translating from Sinhala to another language and summarizing texts.
A tool is needed to identify the correct sense of a polysemous word in a given context.
Ex: කොටියා මුව මස් ආහාරයට ගනී
The word “මුව” has several senses such as “face” , "deer" and “mouth”.Therefore it can be translated to
“Leopard eats meat of a deer ” or “Leopard eats meat of a mouth”.
The problem is to correctly identify “deer” as the sense meant in the context.
Objectives
To identify the Word Sense Disambiguation technique most suitable for Sinhala and to create a tool using
that technique to identify the correct sense of an ambiguous Sinhala word in a given context with high accuracy.
Project Overview
Word Sense Disambiguation (WSD) is an open problem in natural language processing and ontology, which governs the process of identifying which sense of a polysemous word (i.e. meaning) is used in a sentence.
Number of researches have been carried throughout decades and now English has a fairly good WSD methodologies. Some of them are dictionary based methods that use the knowledge about the words encoded in those lexical resources.
Corpus-based WSD methods are another area of research.
At the moment, Sinhala language doesn’t have a tool for WSD. But there is a Sinhala WordNet which is a lexical dataset for
Sinhala language. It groups Sinhala words into synonyms and provide definitions and has several semantic relations between
those synonyms set. Sinhala WordNet, a machine readable dictionary, can be used as the data source to a Sinhala WSD tool.
WSD Techniques Identified So Far
WSD algorithms can be classified under rule-based algorithms and machine learning algorithms. Some of
the WSD techniques published by various researchers are listed down below.
Rule-based Algorithms
- Lesk Algorithm
- Simplified Lesk Algorithm
- Selectional Preference
- Semantic Similarity (Contextual Semantic Relatedness)
- Lexical Chains
- Heuristic based approaches
Machine Learning Algorithms
- Naive Bayesian Classifier
- Neural Networks [Leacock]
- Decision Tree/List Learners
Importance of a WSD Techniques for Sinhala Language
Proper word sense disambiguation for Sinhala is important for many NLP applications and it opens paths to ,
- Accurate translation from Sinhala to other languages
- Create proper search methodologies for internet surfing for Sinhala resources
- Text summarization
- Better information retrieval systems for Sinhala
- Word processing and spell checking
- Content analysis
- Information extraction
- Text to Speech translation
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Aruth RESTfull WEB Service API


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Checks to see that data stored with the name key is less than or equal to the value passed
Checks to see that data stored with the name key is a boolean value equal to the value passed('true' or 'false')
Runs a regular expression test on the data stored with the name key against the value passed
Passes the comparison operation to the special function stored using the $.dataSelector() method
To create your own comparison method, add your function to the list by declaring it in jQuery.dataSelector() like so:
$.dataSelector('typeof', function(data, value){ return typeof data === value; });
Now you can use selector's like :data(name[typeof]=boolean) to filter through elements that have stored data with the name key whose value type is boolean.


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Generics has been introduced in Java 5 to add stability to your code by making more of your bugs detectable at compile time, dixit the Oracle tutorial.
Like a method print(String text)
tells that a textual value should be provided to the method, but let the caller choose what the actual value of this text is, generics tell that a type (class or interface) should be provided, but let the caller choose which one.
Generics and Generic Programming are different, but the confusion between generic programs (the broad sense) and generics (Java generic types and methods) is now established, which is why we mainly find resources about generics when searching about Generic Programming in Java.
Our global aim is to make generic programs, not to use a given generic feature only, but doing so in Java without speaking using generics would be a mistake, because of the great control they offer for constructing generic programs.
Oracle provides a complete tutorial about generics, so we let interested people look around to master the feature and focus this post on a summary of the fundamental properties of generics.
A generic method is a method which uses one or more generics to specify types of variables to use within this method:
public class Checker {
public <T> T check(T value, T defaultValue) {
if (value == null) {
return defaultValue;
} else {
return value;
}
}
}
The check()
method specifies two arguments of type T
and returns the very same type of argument.
T
can correspond to any type, the only constraint being that each argument and the returned value have the same type.
A method using no generics would need to take and return Object
instances, but then we would miss the compiler check, for instance returning ""+value
instead of value
would be perfectly legal, and the error would be catched only at runtime.
If we instantiate a checker
instance and call checker.check("test", "default")
, it will return a String
instance corresponding to the first argument (because it is not null).
If, with the same instance, we call checker.check(1, 0)
, it will return an Integer
(equals to 1) because the returned type is aligned with the type of the arguments.
If we call checker.check(null, "Oops!")
, although we don't know the type of the first argument (which is null), the second argument is a String
, which is why the returned value is a String
too (this time corresponding to the second argument).
In this example, the type is implicitly inferred from the arguments, and it is trivial because they were all of the same type.
But calling checker.check(1, "default")
is also valid, because although they do not have the same type, they have a parent type in common, which is Object
.
Consequently, they are still considered as instances of the same type and the returned value is considered to be an Object
instance.
If we want to enforce the type to be String
, we can do it by calling checker.<String>check(1, "default")
, which is an explicit typing of the method and makes this code invalid.
It is also worth knowing that constructors can have their own generics as well, thus making them generic constructors.
Generic methods are nice, but the generics of a given method are independent from the generics of another, even if they have the same name. If we want several methods to share their generics, we need to share the type information in some ways. One way to do is by assigning generics to the whole class by making it a generic type:
public class Storage<T> {
private T value;
public void set(T value) {
this.value = value;
}
public T get() {
return value;
}
}
Here, not only the set()
method builds on a customisable type T
, but also the method get()
and the member value
.
Because all these T
correspond to the generics specified at the class level, they are all the same, which means that if T
is Integer
, then the method set()
only accepts an Integer
value, the member is itself considered as an Integer
, and the value returned by get()
is again an Integer
.
Instantiating an intStorage = new Storage<Integer>()
for example allows to call intStorage.set(1)
but not intStorage.set("test")
.
Generic methods and types can specify several generics, for instance Storage<T1, T2>
could be used to store 2 values, one of type T1
and another of type T2
(with the set/get methods for each value).
However, a limitation of generic types and methods is that they can only manage a finite (and preferably short) amount of generics at a time.
This is enough for homogeneous objects, like our Storage<T>
example which is supposed to store a single type of instance.
But if we want to implement an heterogeneous object, like a map which has a different type of item depending on the key, then doing so with a generic type requires to use Object
(or the most generic we need) to be able to store them, thus cancelling compiler checking.
To allow an arbitrary number of types, one needs to exploit the independency of generic methods and, because generic methods are independent, the type need to be stored and retrieved in another way.
People interested in this kind of container may look at the Heterogenous Generic Type, which deals exactly with this issue.
So far we saw that generic methods usually infer implicitly the type to use based on the code, but we can also state it explicitly to constrain the compiler to accept only a given type of value. Similarly, a generic type can be instantiated by specifying which type to be used at instantiation time, which is then checked upon the call of each method of the instance. However, rather than accepting any type of object, and constrain it only when upon instantiation or method call, we might prefer to assume some constraints from the start to ensure that we receive instances which support some features, like the following method:
public class Checker {
public <T extends Number> T check(T value, T defaultValue) {
...
}
}
The code remains exactly the same, but calling the method with String
instances will be invalid, while calls with Integer
or Float
instances will be valid.
By bounding the generics to a specific type, it is then guaranteed that some methods will be available, like here Number
implies to have access to the method intValue()
.
This means that the T
instances can exploit these methods, for instance value.intValue() + defaultValue.intValue()
.
Bounding generics thus act as a way to ensure that the designed code is designed for specific uses, while a generic code should try to limit the bounding as much as possible, remove it in the best case.
Although the keyword is extends
, it does not apply only to classes which extend other classes, or interfaces which extend other interfaces, but also to classes which implement interfaces.
It is also possible to bound the generics to several classes or interfaces, like <T extends Serializable & Cloneable & Comparable<T>>
, which means that T
should extend or implement all the classes or interfaces listed.
Because Java cannot extend more than one class, only one class can be used to bound a generics and it should be listed first, while any number of interfaces can be added.
Notice the Comparable<T>
, which uses the generics it is bounding: generics can be used to bound other generics as well as themselves.
?
Although generics provide a useful way to constrain the type of a variable in various ways, some constraints are not worth the introduction of a generics. For example:
public <T> void print(List<T> list) {
for (T item : list) {
System.out.println(item);
}
}
This method allows to print the items contained in the list on the console, but no concrete use is made of T
: any instance can be used in this way, thus leading to wonder whether it is worth to specify it in the first place.
A usual mistake would be to think that, because we use the items as Object
instances, we might as well replace T
by Object
, but it enforces list
to be a List<Object>
, thus forbiding to use this method on a List<Integer>
for example.
This is because there is no inheritance link between a List<Object>
and a List<Integer>
(see here for an explanation).
In this case, we don't want to constrain the List
to be on a specific type of items, we explicitly want it to be on any type of item, which is achieved by using the wildcard ?
:
public void print(List<?> list) {
for (Object item : list) {
System.out.println(item);
}
}
We can see that the items are considered as Object
instances anyway, but the list is not constrained anymore and can accept List<Object>
as well as List<Integer>
lists.
Only the items will be considered with the most generic type possible, which is Object
here because the wildcard is unbounded.
It is possible to bound the wildcard in the same way than generics with extends
, such that List<? extends Number>
will accept any List<Integer>
or List<Float>
but reject List<String>
.
The items are, consequently, considered as Number
, and methods provided by this class can be used.
Although it happens far less frequently, it is also possible to say that a wildcard should accept any type parent of Number
by replacing extends
by super
.
While extends
usually applies to parameters used as inputs, like the list we read in the previous example, super
usually applies to parameters used as outputs, like the example below:
public void print(List<? super Number> list) {
list.add(0);
}
Indeed, we say here that we want a list able to accept any Number
instances, which can be achieved by a List<Number>
or a List<Object>
, but not by a List<Integer>
(a Float
is not accepted despite being also a Number
).
Because this constraint means that the list can accept at least Number
instances, it could contain anything else too, and thus calling list.get(index)
returns an instance recognised as an Object
, not a Number
.
If one want to have both a lower and an upper bound to the wildcard, one should prefer to use generics, as shown here, because Java does not allow to use super
and extends
together.
Other limitations can occur, like the wildcard capture errors, but the interested reader can dig in the linked material for more information.
Interested people can also consider these guidelines to figure out how to use wildcards in there code.
Because String
extends Object
, a String
can be considered as an Object
, which means that we can store a String
in a variable of type Object
.
Similarly, ArrayList<String>
extends List<String>
, so we can also store an ArrayList<String>
into a variable of type List<String>
.
However, a common mistake is to think that one can store an ArrayList<String>
into a variable of type ArrayList<Object>
, because String
extends Object
, but this is wrong.
Those familiar with type erasure might think about it as a technical limitation of the Java language, but there is actually a fundamental reason to forbid it.
This mistake occurs because of the ambiguous interpretation of the relationship between parents and children classes, which is usually called a is a
relationship, one of the most ambiguous because of the many interpretations it can cover.
Indeed, it is hard to consider any of the three sentences below wrong:
String
is an Object
,ArrayList
of String
instances is a List
of String
instances,ArrayList
of String
instances is an ArrayList
of Object
instances.
However, the fact is that parent and children classes are related through a specific kind of is a
relationship: the extension relationship, which ensures that any use of the parent is also possible with the child class, because the child only extends the capabilities of the parent, it does not alter it (unless it breaks the open/closed principle with a bad design).
Indeed, String
extends Object
in the sense that every methods provided by Object
can be used exactly in the same way with a String
instance.
Similarly, all the methods of a List<String>
can be used exactly in the same way on an ArrayList<String>
instance.
However, although one can add any Object
to an ArrayList<Object>
, it is not possible with an ArrayList<String>
, which accepts only String
instances.
This is a fundamental difference: ArrayList<String>
does not extend ArrayList<Object>
(indeed they are both the same ArrayList
class), it only accepts a smaller range of instances.
In other words, one could say that it is not the class ArrayList<String>
which extends the class ArrayList<Object>
, but the class ArrayList<Object>
which extends the range of ArrayList<String>
.
More details can be found in the Oracle tutorial
[1]
[2].
This post covers all the fundamental aspects of generics that we can reuse in advanced techniques to produce generic programs. We omitted some aspects, like the type erasure, which are more about technical details to deal with during debugging.


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Test Data
Test data can be downloaded here. The test data consist of
two comma-separated values (CSV) files that came from Onset U20 water
level loggers (non-vented pressure transducers) that were deployed in
the air and water. The files are from the same site but cover two
different time periods.
You’ll see two sets of folders:
Test
- The two files are in the Data0_Original folder and are ready to be
run through the HOBOware Reformat function. Next, run them through the
Main Functions to generate QC reports, aggregate the two QC’d CSV files
and summarize the data.
Completed
- This folder has the complete set of outputs for both files. .so that
you can see examples of the QC reports and other outputs without having
to run the test data through the R tool yourself. We are happy to add
more test data to this website. If you have example files that you would
like to contribute, please send them to Jen Stamp (Jen.Stamp@tetratech.com).


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Implementation WM8904 driver. More...
#include "board.h"
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Macros | |
| #define | CS2100_SLAVE_ADDRESS 0x4E |
| #define | CS2100_REG_ID 0x01 |
| ID and Rev register. More... | |
| #define | CS2100_REG_CTRL 0x02 |
| VMID control 0 register. More... | |
| #define | CS2100_REG_DEV_CFG1 0x03 |
| MIC Bias control 0 register. More... | |
| #define | CS2100_REG_CFG 0x05 |
| Bias control 1 register. More... | |
| #define | CS2100_REG_32_BIT_RATIO_1 0x06 |
| Power management control 0 register. More... | |
| #define | CS2100_REG_32_BIT_RATIO_2 0x07 |
| Power management control 0 register. More... | |
| #define | CS2100_REG_32_BIT_RATIO_3 0x08 |
| Power management control 0 register. More... | |
| #define | CS2100_REG_32_BIT_RATIO_4 0x09 |
| Power management control 0 register. More... | |
| #define | CS2100_REG_FUNC_CFG1 0x16 |
| Power management control 2 register. More... | |
| #define | CS2100_REG_FUNC_CFG2 0x17 |
| Power management control 3 register. More... | |
| #define | CS2100_REG_FUNC_CFG3 0x1E |
| Power management control 3 register. More... | |
Functions | |
| uint16_t | CS2100_Read (Twid *pTwid, uint32_t device, uint32_t regAddr) |
| Read data from CS2100 Register. More... | |
| void | CS2100_Write (Twid *pTwid, uint32_t device, uint32_t regAddr, uint16_t data) |
| Write data to CS2100 Register. More... | |
| uint8_t | CS2100_Init (Twid *pTwid, uint32_t device, uint32_t PCK) |
| Initialize CS2100 Clock Multiplier. More... | |
Implementation WM8904 driver.
| #define CS2100_REG_32_BIT_RATIO_1 0x06 |
Power management control 0 register.
| #define CS2100_REG_32_BIT_RATIO_2 0x07 |
Power management control 0 register.
| #define CS2100_REG_32_BIT_RATIO_3 0x08 |
Power management control 0 register.
| #define CS2100_REG_32_BIT_RATIO_4 0x09 |
Power management control 0 register.
| #define CS2100_REG_CFG 0x05 |
Bias control 1 register.
| #define CS2100_REG_CTRL 0x02 |
VMID control 0 register.
| #define CS2100_REG_DEV_CFG1 0x03 |
MIC Bias control 0 register.
| #define CS2100_REG_FUNC_CFG1 0x16 |
Power management control 2 register.
| #define CS2100_REG_FUNC_CFG2 0x17 |
Power management control 3 register.
| #define CS2100_REG_FUNC_CFG3 0x1E |
Power management control 3 register.
| #define CS2100_REG_ID 0x01 |
ID and Rev register.
| #define CS2100_SLAVE_ADDRESS 0x4E |
| uint8_t CS2100_Init | ( | Twid * | pTwid, |
| uint32_t | device, | ||
| uint32_t | PCK | ||
| ) |
Initialize CS2100 Clock Multiplier.
| pTwid | Pointer to twi driver structure |
| device | Twi slave address. |
| PCK | Device programmable clock |
| uint16_t CS2100_Read | ( | Twid * | pTwid, |
| uint32_t | device, | ||
| uint32_t | regAddr | ||
| ) |
Read data from CS2100 Register.
| pTwid | Pointer to twi driver structure |
| device | Twi slave address. |
| regAddr | Register address to read. |
| void CS2100_Write | ( | Twid * | pTwid, |
| uint32_t | device, | ||
| uint32_t | regAddr, | ||
| uint16_t | data | ||
| ) |
Write data to CS2100 Register.
| pTwid | Pointer to twi driver structure |
| device | Twi slave address. |
| regAddr | Register address to write. |
| data | Data to write |


This package was born to release the TAO robust neural network algorithm to the R users. It has grown and I think it can be of interest for the users wanting to implement their own training algorithms as well as for those others whose needs lye only in the "user space".
| Version: | 0.2-15 |
| Published: | 2014-04-14 |
| Author: | Manuel Castejon Limas, Joaquin B. Ordieres Mere, Ana Gonzalez Marcos, Francisco Javier Martinez de Pison Ascacibar, Alpha V. Pernia Espinoza, Fernando Alba Elias, Jose Maria Perez Ramos |
| Maintainer: | Manuel Castejón Limas <manuel.castejon at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://rwiki.sciviews.org/doku.php?id=packages:cran:amore |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: | AMORE results |
| Reference manual: | AMORE.pdf |
| Package source: | AMORE_0.2-15.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: AMORE_0.2-15.zip, r-release: AMORE_0.2-15.zip, r-oldrel: AMORE_0.2-15.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: AMORE_0.2-15.tgz, r-oldrel: AMORE_0.2-15.tgz |
| Old sources: | AMORE archive |
| Reverse imports: | vmsbase |
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Our team ended up a bit larger than most. In preparation to pass the project off to the Center for Digital Humanities, we have incorporated Clay Norris into our team. We also gained a new member this semester, Jackson Arnold.
Jason brought the idea of rewriting the Dirty History Crawler project for capstone from Dr. Colin Wilder, in the Center for Digital Humanities. He also played a major role in dockerizing our app and building our data aggregation tools.
Jackson is the newest member of our team. He worked on the backend of our web app developing the search functionality as well as the CSV export endpoint.
Kyler worked mostly on the Library of Congress aggregator and built a tool for processing XML in the MARC21 format.
Tori is our main front-end developer. She and Molly worked together to develop our front end with Polymer and Express.
Molly helped Tori develop our front end, and also worked on our Library of Congress import job and our MARC21 parsers.
Dr. Wilder wrote the first version of this project, leveraging Python and the OCLC World Cat Search API. This tool is intended to help him in is bibliographic data based research.
Clay worked on a little bit of everything and has started to address security concerns with the application. He will be taking over the project at the end of the semester when it is passed to the Center for Digital Humanities.