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public interface AdminAutofetch
Administrative control of Autofetch during runtime.
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int |
clearProfilingInfo()
Clear all the profiling information. |
void |
clearQueryStatistics()
Clear the query execution statistics. |
int |
clearTunedQueryInfo()
Clear all the tuned query info. |
String |
collectUsageViaGC()
Fire a garbage collection (hint to the JVM). |
int |
getProfilingBase()
Return the number of queries profiled after which profiling is collected at a percentage rate. |
int |
getProfilingMin()
Return the minimum number of queries profiled before autoFetch will start automatically tuning the queries. |
double |
getProfilingRate()
Returns the rate which profiling is collected. |
int |
getTotalProfileSize()
Return the size of the profile map. |
int |
getTotalTunedQueryCount()
Return the number of queries tuned by AutoFetch. |
int |
getTotalTunedQuerySize()
Return the size of the TuneQuery map. |
boolean |
isProfiling()
Return true if profiling is enabled. |
boolean |
isQueryTuning()
Return true if autoFetch automatic query tuning is enabled. |
void |
setProfiling(boolean enable)
Set to true to enable profiling. |
void |
setProfilingBase(int profilingBase)
Set a base number of queries to profile per query point. |
void |
setProfilingMin(int autoFetchMinThreshold)
Set the minimum number of queries profiled per query point before autoFetch will automatically tune the queries. |
void |
setProfilingRate(double rate)
Set the rate at which profiling is collected after the base. |
void |
setQueryTuning(boolean enable)
Set to true to enable autoFetch automatic query tuning. |
String |
updateTunedQueryInfo()
This will take the current profiling information and update the "tuned query detail". |
| Method Detail |
|---|
boolean isProfiling()
void setProfiling(boolean enable)
boolean isQueryTuning()
void setQueryTuning(boolean enable)
double getProfilingRate()
void setProfilingRate(double rate)
rate
- a int between 0 and 100.int getProfilingBase()
void setProfilingBase(int profilingBase)
After this amount of profiling has been obtained profiling is collected at the Profiling Percentage rate.
int getProfilingMin()
This could be one which means start autoFetch tuning after the first profiling information is collected.
void setProfilingMin(int autoFetchMinThreshold)
Increasing this number will mean more profiling is collected before autoFetch starts tuning the query.
String collectUsageViaGC()
String updateTunedQueryInfo()
This is done periodically and can also be manually invoked.
int clearTunedQueryInfo()
Should only need do this for testing and playing around.
int clearProfilingInfo()
This means the profiling information will need to be re-gathered.
Should only need do this for testing and playing around.
void clearQueryStatistics()
int getTotalTunedQueryCount()
int getTotalTunedQuerySize()
int getTotalProfileSize()
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Cris Nelson
Cris has always had incredible organizational skills, as any photograph of her childhood bedroom will attest to. This is part of the reason she’s always been attracted to project management roles. But, Cris has many skills which make her perfectly suited to such positions: communication, empathy, curiosity, camaraderie, and an ability to bring people together toward a common goal. Cris has been a project manager since her very first job managing a fast food restaurant when she was fifteen. She later received her PMP (Project Management Professional) certification, an industry-recognized certification which demonstrates that she has everything it takes. Not long after, she became senior project manager for Nolo.com. Today she oversees and directs the projects for some of CoLab’s most successful clients.
She enjoys that working at CoLab means that she can do her job from anywhere. For Cris, this means working from home and being there when her little boy gets out of school. She can even work from New Zealand or Africa, places she plans on visiting someday. The other thing she likes most about working at CoLab is our choice to work on do-good projects. Cris can do her job and help the world at the same time, and she finds this satisfying.


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Film review by Kevin Patterson
"Wild At Heart" * * 1/2 R, 1990 Written and directed by David Lynch. Based on a novel by Barry Gifford. Starring Nicholas Cage, Laura Dern.
"Wild At Heart" is at its roots a pretty typical story of runaway lovers: Sailor Ripley (Nicholas Cage), an ex-convict, and his girlfriend Lula (Laura Dern) drive across the country trying to avoid Lula's cruel mother and the hitmen she has sent after Sailor as well as Sailor's parole officers. Along the way, they stop in the usual seedy backwater towns where they stay in the usual flea-bag hotels and confront the usual perverted psychos. The premise may not have been original, but it still could have made for a provocative film if it had been executed properly.
Well, bad news: it wasn't, at least not consistently. Perhaps after the success of "Blue Velvet," screenwriter and director David Lynch thought he could make any story involving sex and violence into a compelling and powerful film, and there are certainly plenty of both in this movie. But what made Blue Velvet work so well was its mind's-eye view through its lead character Jeffrey Beaumont, as he descends from quiet small-town innocence into a dark, frightening world and ultimately fights his way back out. In "Wild At Heart," however, the characters of Sailor and Lula are not developed to that extent. They just seem like two more crazies along the way, albeit likeable and relatively benign crazies ("relatively benign" meaning "not twisted and psychotic" in the context of this film). The story is presented as mostly a curiosity, a far cry from the poignancy of "Blue Velvet." As a result, a few of the more graphic scenes seem pretty gratuitous, as if Lynch were being risque simply for the sake of being risque and not because the story was driving him in any particular direction.
Furthermore, Lynch's talent for surreal moods and downright absurd behavior is sometimes misused here, as much of the Lynchian weirdness operates at a tangent to the main story rather than as part of it. It is as if, having shot all the scenes most essential to the basic plot, someone told him he had another thirty minutes of film left and he used it all on quirky but somewhat irrelevant scenes like a delirious car accident victim looking for her keys and purse as she bleeds to death. There is another scene in which the camera lingers on some slowly undulating curtains on a balcony - a Lynch trademark - but we never see what is going on behind those curtains, nor does it seem to serve any purpose in setting the mood for what happens next. Watching "Wild At Heart" is almost like watching a failed attempt to make a "David Lynch movie," as if a novice director set out to copy Lynch's imagery and then didn't know what to do with it.
As a result, what we have in "Wild At Heart" is a film that, while somewhat disappointing and a bit unfocused, is not without its merits - Sailor and Lula certainly make for entertaining and sympathetic leads, and theirs is if nothing else something of an uplifting love story in that they somehow manage to make it through what can only be described as the road trip from hell. And, however misguided Lynch's use of his usual absurdism here, it does lead to some genuinely funny moments. In one sequence, Lula, disgusted by all the bad news of murders and violence on the radio, stops the car, hysterically demanding that Sailor put in a music cassette as the two of them break into a goofy, chaotic dance routine on the side of the road. Lynch favorite Jack Nance also makes an appearance, delivering a drawling, inane discourse on the psychological nuances of talking about dogs ("Mentally, you picture my dog . . . but, I have not told you the type dog which I have!").
Perhaps this movie is best viewed not as serious art, like most of Lynch's other films, but as nothing more than a quirky and occasionally stomach-churning adventure movie that, while not very sophisticated, is still decent entertainment if you have nothing else to do for a couple of hours.
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Story: What the man says while cleansing himself
What the man says while cleansing himself
Title
What the man says while cleansing himself
Collection
Summary
The man who is cleansing himself (after shooting and killing another man) takes |kui fruit in his hands and speaks, saying that his heart must be calm and does not burn. The father-in-law says words that are intended for the relations of the man who has been killed.
Comments
1) See also Purification after shooting a person and The manner in which a man who is being cleansed, is prepared for drinking water and Further particulars regarding the purification or cleansing (|koa), 2) This story is found in Book XI & XII-11
Contributors
Date
August 1881
Categories
Plants and animals, Custom and daily life
Keywords
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Story Pages
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Provides functions for reading *.PGN files with more than one game, including large files without copying it into RAM (using 'ff' package). Handle chess data and chess aggregated data, count figure moves statistics, create player profile, plot winning chances, browse openings.
| Version: | 1.2.0 |
| Imports: | ff, ffbase |
| Suggests: | rjson |
| Published: | 2018-11-04 |
| Author: | Wojciech Rosa |
| Maintainer: | Wojciech Rosa <w.rosa at pollub.pl> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | bigchess results |
| Reference manual: | bigchess.pdf |
| Package source: | bigchess_1.2.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: bigchess_1.2.0.zip, r-release: bigchess_1.2.0.zip, r-oldrel: bigchess_1.2.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: bigchess_1.2.0.tgz, r-oldrel: bigchess_1.2.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | bigchess archive |
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zip(xs, ys)
Return a list with the corresponding pairs from the lists xs and ys.
xs
ys
zip([1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6]) // [1:4, 2:5, 3:6] zip([1, 2, 3], [4, [5, 6]]) // [1:4, [2, 5, 6]]
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"The Factory Method pattern is a design pattern used to define a runtime interface for creating an object. It's called a factory because it creates various types of objects without necessarily knowing what kind of object it creates or how to create it."
The method createCircle was used to check the validity of the input parameters and prevent the creation of invalid objects.
static Circle createCircle(Point centre, double radius){
if (radius > 0)
return new Circle(centre, radius);
else
return null;
}
Note: Factory methods is static.
Static methods belongs to a class instead of an instance of the class.
According to my understanding, factory method is defined as static so that it can be called without the need of creating an instance.
Please feel free to edit if I have made any mistakes or add on more content.😄


The frame used on the Fat Boy originated with the 1984 Softail which appears like a rigid chassis
but has hidden springs. Harley-Davidson who later bought the rights and redesigned the frame
in-house.
The all-new Fat Bob features aggressive, mind-blowing performance and handling, and your choice of
the powerful Milwaukee-Eight 107 or 114 Big Twin Engine.


I do a video-based ethnomethodological study of embodied interaction in team sports. My current work focusses on the projectability of action in playing association football and the interactional difficulties that arise from the fact that every action by a player is, in principle, visible not only to their teammates, but also to their opponents.
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
PhD Student in Sociology (2020–present)
The University of Manchester (taught at the Moscow School
for Social and Economic Sciences)
MA is Sociology (2017–2018)
Ulyanovsk State University
Specialist degree in
Political Science (2007–2012)
6th International Conference on Conversation Analysis
(Brisbane, Australia, June 2023)
Passing the ball: Action projection in antagonistic interaction
17th International Pragmatics Conference
(Winterthur, Switzerland, June 2021)
Oriented to, but not penalised, rule violations: Video analysis of
substitutions in beach rugby
Matvienko, R. (2018). Zapros videopovtora v regbi:
Posledovatel’nost’ deistvii glavnogo sud’i [Television match official
review in rugby union: the sequence of referee’s actions].
Sociology of Power, 30(2),


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| org.encog.app.analyst.csv | This package contains all of the classes for directly working with CSV files, used by the analyst. |
| org.encog.ml | This package contains all of the classes for Machine Learning. |
| org.encog.ml.data | This package contains classes to provide data to the Machine Learning Methods. |
| org.encog.ml.data.basic | |
| org.encog.ml.data.buffer | This package implements a folded data set. |
| org.encog.ml.data.buffer.codec | This package contains classes used to encode/decode from the EGB format. |
| org.encog.ml.data.folded | This package implements a folded data set. |
| org.encog.ml.data.market | |
| org.encog.ml.data.specific | This package contains data classes to get data from specific locations. |
| org.encog.ml.data.temporal | |
| org.encog.ml.factory | This package contains the Encog Machine Learning Factory. |
| org.encog.ml.factory.train | This package is used to create trainers. |
| org.encog.ml.kmeans | This package holds the classes used to implement kmeans clustering. |
| org.encog.ml.svm | This package contains all of the classes for support vector machines. |
| org.encog.ml.svm.training | This package holds the classes used for SVM training. |
| org.encog.ml.train | |
| org.encog.neural.art | This package contains the classes for ART neural networks. |
| org.encog.neural.bam | THis package contains the classes for BAM networks. |
| org.encog.neural.cpn | This package contains the classes for CPN networks. |
| org.encog.neural.cpn.training | This package contains the instar and outstar training for the network. |
| org.encog.neural.data | This package contains compatibility classes to ease the transition to Encog 3.0. |
| org.encog.neural.data.basic | This package contains compatibility classes to ease the transition to Encog 3.0. |
| org.encog.neural.flat | Flat neural networks are Encog's higher performance implementation of multi-layer networks. |
| org.encog.neural.flat.train | This package contains the flat training methods. |
| org.encog.neural.flat.train.prop | This package contains the propagation training for flat networks. |
| org.encog.neural.neat | |
| org.encog.neural.neat.training | |
| org.encog.neural.networks | This package contains the neural network machine learning methods. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training | This package provides training for neural networks. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training.concurrent.jobs | This package provides the performers to perform concurrent training jobs. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training.lma | This package provides Levenberg Marquardt training for neural networks. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training.pnn | This package provides PNN training. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation | This package provides propagation training for neural networks. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation.back | This package provides back propagation training for neural networks. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation.manhattan | This package provides Manhattan propagation training for neural networks. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation.quick | This package provides back propagation training for neural networks. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation.resilient | This package provides resilient propagation training for neural networks. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation.scg | This package provides SCG propagation training for neural networks. |
| org.encog.neural.networks.training.simple | This package provides simple ADALINE training. |
| org.encog.neural.pnn | This package contains the classes for the PNN. |
| org.encog.neural.prune | This package contains the classes to prune a neural network. |
| org.encog.neural.rbf | This package contains classes for RBF networks. |
| org.encog.neural.rbf.training | This package contains a SVD trainer for RBF. |
| org.encog.neural.som | This package contains classes for the SOM. |
| org.encog.neural.som.training.basic | This package implements neighborhood training for the SOM. |
| org.encog.neural.som.training.clustercopy | This package provides a very simple trianing method for SOM's. |
| org.encog.neural.thermal | This package implements thermal neural networks, such as Hopfield and Boltzmann machines. |
| org.encog.platformspecific.j2se | |
| org.encog.platformspecific.j2se.data | |
| org.encog.platformspecific.j2se.data.image | This package contains classes used to allow images to be Machine Learning Data. |
| org.encog.plugin | This package holds classes to implement plugins. |
| org.encog.plugin.system | This package holds the system plugins. |
| org.encog.util | |
| org.encog.util.arrayutil | |
| org.encog.util.benchmark | |
| org.encog.util.error | |
| org.encog.util.normalize | |
| org.encog.util.normalize.input | |
| org.encog.util.normalize.target | |
| org.encog.util.simple | |
| org.encog.util.validate |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.app.analyst.csv | |
|---|---|
| MLDataPair
Training data is stored in two ways, depending on if the data is for supervised, or unsupervised training. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.data | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
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| MLDataPair
Training data is stored in two ways, depending on if the data is for supervised, or unsupervised training. |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.data.basic | |
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| MLComplexData
This class implements a data object that can hold complex numbers. |
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| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataPair
Training data is stored in two ways, depending on if the data is for supervised, or unsupervised training. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.data.buffer | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataPair
Training data is stored in two ways, depending on if the data is for supervised, or unsupervised training. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.data.buffer.codec | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.data.folded | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataPair
Training data is stored in two ways, depending on if the data is for supervised, or unsupervised training. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.data.market | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.data.specific | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.data.temporal | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataPair
Training data is stored in two ways, depending on if the data is for supervised, or unsupervised training. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.factory | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.factory.train | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.kmeans | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.svm | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.svm.training | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.ml.train | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.art | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.bam | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.cpn | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.cpn.training | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.data | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataPair
Training data is stored in two ways, depending on if the data is for supervised, or unsupervised training. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.data.basic | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataPair
Training data is stored in two ways, depending on if the data is for supervised, or unsupervised training. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.flat | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.flat.train | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.flat.train.prop | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.neat | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.neat.training | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training.concurrent.jobs | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training.lma | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training.pnn | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation.back | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation.manhattan | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation.quick | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation.resilient | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training.propagation.scg | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.networks.training.simple | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.pnn | |
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| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.prune | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.rbf | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.rbf.training | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.som | |
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| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.som.training.basic | |
|---|---|
| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.som.training.clustercopy | |
|---|---|
| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.neural.thermal | |
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| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.platformspecific.j2se | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.platformspecific.j2se.data | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.platformspecific.j2se.data.image | |
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| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.plugin | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.plugin.system | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.util | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.util.arrayutil | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.util.benchmark | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.util.error | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.util.normalize | |
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| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.util.normalize.input | |
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| MLDataPair
Training data is stored in two ways, depending on if the data is for supervised, or unsupervised training. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.util.normalize.target | |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
| Classes in org.encog.ml.data used by org.encog.util.simple | |
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| MLData
Defines an array of data. |
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| MLDataSet
An interface designed to abstract classes that store machine learning data. |
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| MLDataSet
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| Class | Description |
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| CTDeltaMargin |
CTDeltaMargin illustrates the Computation of the CT Delta Margin for across a Group of Commodity Bucket
Exposure Sensitivities.
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| CTVegaMargin |
CTVegaMargin illustrates the Computation of the CT Vega Margin for across a Group of Commodity Bucket
Exposure Sensitivities.
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| EQDeltaMargin |
EQDeltaMargin illustrates the Computation of the EQ Delta Margin for across a Group of Equity Bucket
Exposure Sensitivities.
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| EQVegaMargin |
EQVegaMargin illustrates the Computation of the EQ Vega Margin for across a Group of Equity Bucket
Exposure Sensitivities.
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| FXDeltaMargin |
FXDeltaMargin demonstrates the Construction of a Portfolio of FX Delta Sensitivities and their eventual
SIMM Initial Margin Computation.
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| FXVegaMargin |
FXVegaMargin demonstrates the Construction of a Portfolio of FX Vega Sensitivities and their eventual SIMM
Initial Margin Computation.
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| IRCurrencyDeltaMargin |
IRCurrencyDeltaMargin illustrates the Computation of the IR Delta Margin for a Currency Bucket's IR
Exposure Sensitivities.
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| IRCurrencyDeltaMarginFlow |
IRCurrencyDeltaMarginFlow illustrates the Steps in the Computation of the IR Delta Margin for a Currency
Bucket's IR Exposure Sensitivities.
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| IRCurrencyVegaMargin |
IRCurrencyVegaMargin illustrates the Computation of the IR Vega Margin for a Currency Bucket's IR Exposure
Sensitivities.
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| IRCurrencyVegaMarginFlow |
IRCurrencyVegaMarginFlow illustrates the Steps in the Computation of the IR Vega Margin for a Currency
Bucket's IR Exposure Sensitivities.
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| IRDeltaMargin |
IRDeltaMargin illustrates the Computation of the IR Delta Margin for a Bucket of Currency's IR
Exposure Sensitivities.
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| IRVegaMargin |
IRVegaMargin illustrates the Computation of the IR Vega Margin for a Bucket of Currency's IR Exposure
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Slash an extra 15% off these early Black Friday sales
by Alex McGeeney, StackCommerceOnce Black Friday actually arrives, we’ll only have 3.5 weeks for holiday shopping. That’s why deals are popping up early this year. To give you some help checking gifts off of your list, we’ve rounded up some new products perfect for friends, family, coworkers, and everyone in between. Even better, you can save an extra 15% when you use the code BFSAVE15 at checkout. Run, don’t walk! Christmas will be here sooner than you think.
Curtis Stone Sous Vide Cooker & Beverage Chiller
This 2-in-1 sous vide stick can really step up your serving game in the kitchen. It enhances food textures and helps cook beef, chicken, pork, and more to the exact temperature required while sealing in all the flavors and juices. Plus, it also works double-time to keep drinks cool with its beverage chiller function.
MSRP: $99.99
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Roborock S6 Robot Vacuum & Mop with Adaptive Routing
This powerful robot vacuum features the same kind of processor that’s found in smartphones and can calculate the best and fastest route for cleaning your space from every single angle. It also pulls up dirt and pet hair with 1500rpm suction and sines your floors with its built-in mop. Take that, Roomba.
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PaMu Slide Bluetooth 5 In-Ear Headphones with Wireless Charger
Looking for earbuds that will actually stay in your ears? Try these PaMu Slide headphones that are ergonomically designed to. These powerful buds will also deliver heavy bass and crisp mids and highs for up to 60 hours with the included wireless charging case.
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IGIA Total White Ultrasonic Teeth Whitener
Add this AI automatic toothbrush to your daily oral hygiene routine for deeper, 360-degree cleaning.  Just pop it in after your manual brushing to finish off the job.
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Evertone Prosage Deep Tissue Massager
Whether you need help with muscle recovery after a killer workout or relief after a long day’s work, this professional-grade massage gun has got you covered. It uses vibration percussive deep tissue massaging with three intensity levels to break up knots, release trigger points, and increase circulation. Just 30 seconds on each muscle group will help reduce soreness and shorten recovery time.
MSRP: $149
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Insta Heater 600W Plug-In Wall Heater
Instant heat in the winter can really be a lifesaver and that’s exactly what the Insta Heater Plug-In Wall Heater delivers. It uses powerful thermal flow technology to circulate heat evenly and efficiently throughout any room to instantly make it toasty. There’s no messy wires or bulky equipment; just plug it into an outlet and reap the warm benefits.
MSRP: $36.99
Sale Price: $24.99
Price with BFSAVE15: $21.24
MFi Certified Complete Charging Collection
You’ve been saying for a while now that you need to get a new iPhone charging cable and now’s your chance. This collection includes an MFi-certified three-foot Lightning connector, 2.4A rapid-charge power bank, car charger, and wall charger. Together, they’ll deliver up to 30 extra hours of usage for your Apple device.
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MSRP: $14.99
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Price with BFSAVE15: $11.04
AtomXS 3+ Hour Emergency Keychain Charger
While most portable power banks for your phone are bulky and hinder usability, the AtomXS acts more like a natural extension of your device. When you’re on the go, you can give your phone a charge, thanks to its 1,300mAh battery capacity, and easily keep it on your keychain for up to three hours of additional charge time later on.
MSRP: $49.99
Sale Price: $39.99
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A4-Box Induction Cooking Device
This adorable multi-functional induction cooker is perfect for travel, potlucks, tailgates, parties, small kitchens, and more. It makes cooking almost anything a breeze with a built-in pan that can be switched according to your cooking style and four different temperature settings. Plus, its modern, minimal design looks great on any countertop.
MSRP: $249
Sale Price: $219
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Nylon Braided iPhone Lightning Cable
Sick of breaking your iPhone cables? Switch to this Nylon Braided Lightning cable that’s built to withstand practically anything – from yanking and twisting to stretching and dropping. It’s made from a Kevlar fiber core, nylon braiding, and precision laser welding, plus its 8-pin connector will give you faster charging and syncing.
MSRP: $15.99
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Curtis Stone Dura-Electric Nonstick 14″ Rapid Skillet
Prepare food for the whole family quicker and easier with this 4.5-quart non-stick cooking skillet. You can make large amounts of stews, sauces, stir-fries, and more with its adjustable temperature control up to 420 degrees, 12-inch cooking surface, and 2.5-inch depth.
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The Basecamp System: Tailgate Pad + Seats + Cooler
Take your tailgate to the next level with this system that transforms your truck into the ultimate basecamp with seats, coolers, and more. It features a basecamp pad, two lounger chairs, and a Jeffrey cooler, which you can arrange in any way you want. Plus, it’s wrapped in waterproof PVC and coated in PU nylon, so you can even use it in the rain.
MSRP: $299
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Foldable Smartphone Screen Enlarger
Whether you’re reading an article, watching a movie, or writing up important notes, sometimes your phone screen just isn’t big enough. This magnifier can enlarge it up to five times and adjusts up and down so you can get your desired view no matter where you are. When you’re done, just fold it back up and be on your way.
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It is generally best to confine the use of keywords to situations in which there are a finitely enumerable set of names to be selected between. For example, if there were two states of a light switch, they might be called :on and :off.
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MySQL Enterprise Install
14 April 2018
We are moving from community to commercial. Sounds posh but if it doesn't, I always like the sound of going to fully supported not partially supported. Honestly, I don't know the extra benefits but here I am trying to install it on my local machine. If you want to try it, you can download the packages from Oracle Software Delivery Cloud. Please read the print since until now, I'm not sure how MySQL Enterprise is going to expire.
Install dependencies
Once you have the packages, you just need to extract them. Then install libaio
.
$ sudo apt install libaio1
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
...
Mitigate unmet dependencies
This might not happen on your machine but a quick apt-get -f install
should fix it.
$ sudo apt-get -f install
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Correcting dependencies... Done
The following additional packages will be installed:
libaio1 libmecab2
The following packages will be REMOVED:
...
Preconfiguration
$ sudo dpkg-preconfigure mysql-commercial-server_*.deb
Installation
$ sudo dpkg -i mysql-{common,commercial-client,client,commercial-server,server}_*.deb
(Reading database ... 301743 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to unpack mysql-common_8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04_amd64.deb ...
Unpacking mysql-common (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) over (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) ...
Preparing to unpack mysql-commercial-client_8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04_amd64.deb ...
Unpacking mysql-commercial-client (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) over (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) ...
Selecting previously unselected package mysql-client.
Preparing to unpack mysql-client_8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04_amd64.deb ...
Unpacking mysql-client (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) ...
Selecting previously unselected package mysql-commercial-server.
Preparing to unpack mysql-commercial-server_8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04_amd64.deb ...
Unpacking mysql-commercial-server (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) ...
Selecting previously unselected package mysql-server.
Preparing to unpack mysql-server_8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04_amd64.deb ...
Unpacking mysql-server (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) ...
Setting up mysql-common (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) ...
Setting up mysql-commercial-client (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) ...
Setting up mysql-client (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) ...
Setting up mysql-commercial-server (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) ...
Installing new version of config file /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.mysqld ...
Installing new version of config file /etc/init.d/mysql ...
Installing new version of config file /etc/mysql/mysql.cnf ...
Installing new version of config file /etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/mysqld.cnf ...
update-alternatives: using /etc/mysql/mysql.cnf to provide /etc/mysql/my.cnf (my.cnf) in auto mode
Setting up mysql-server (8.0.11+commercial-1ubuntu16.04) ...
Test your installation
$ mysql -uroot -p
Enter password:
Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g.
Your MySQL connection id is 9
Server version: 8.0.11-commercial MySQL Enterprise Server - Commercial
Copyright (c) 2000, 2018, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.


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Rawr! Texan Corgis Don ‘Jurassic Park’-Themed Costumes for Annual Roundup
The costume contest at the 2019 Annual Texas Corgi Roundup recently had some stiff competition after a pair of pooches sporting “Jurassic Park”-themed costumes were entered into the Lone Star State’s third annual event.
Cellphone footage of the adorable, yet scary encounter shows two corgis sitting on a red wagon fitted with bars in an effort to mimic a dinosaur enclosure. The pair are said to be dressed up as a stegosaurus and a velociraptor.
"This video was taken at the 3rd Annual Texas Corgi Roundup in Temple on November the 9th 2019,” reads a statement Viral Hog obtained from the video’s owner. “These Corgis belong to my stepdaughter.”
And did these fluffballs win, you wonder? Well, of course they did.


ONE APP
to rule them all!
Overview
Информатијада 2014
Agenda
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Get to know eachother
- 4 days to learn & build something!
- Activities overview...
Day 1 (09-10-2014 16:00 - 20:00)
- Technologies overview
- Setup working environment
- Ideas discussion
Day 2 (10-10-2014 12:00 - 16:00)
- Open data
- Backend, Web API
- Ideas discussion
Day 3 (11-10-2014 13:00 - 20:00)
- HTML5, CSS3
- AngularJS
- Ionic
- Creating a mobile app
Day 4 (12-10-2014 10:00 - 16:00)
- Publishing the mobile app
- Presentation of the apps
Technologies
- ASP.NET Web API, REST Services
- HTML5, CSS3
- AngularJS
- Ionic framework
ASP.NET Web API
Framework for building web APIs using .NET Framework
“HTTP is not just for serving up web pages. It is also a powerful platform for building APIs that expose services and data.”
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Framework for developing hybrid mobile apps with HTML5


PLAYING GOD
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: **1/2 OUT OF ****
United States, 1997 U.S. Release Date: 10/17/97 (wide) Running Length: 1:33 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, profanity, drugs) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: David Duchovny, Angelina Jolie, Timothy Hutton, Michael Massee, Peter Stormare Director: Andy Wilson Producers: Marc Abraham, Laura Bickford Screenplay: Mark Haskell Smith Cinematography: Anthony B. Richmond Music: Richard Hartley U.S. Distributor: Touchstone Pictures
THE X-FILES has been one of the hottest shows on TV for several seasons now, but it has taken until October 1997 for David Duchovny to parlay his success in a weekly series into a motion picture lead. To be sure, Duchovny is no movie neophyte, but, although his resume lists a number of supporting performances (KALIFORNIA, for example), he has never before essayed a role of this magnitude. And Duchovny is very good in PLAYING GOD – it's not difficult to understand his appeal in a recurring part. It's just that the film's plot fails to match the talent of its primary acting asset.
For that matter, it's not fair to base any of PLAYING GOD's failures on the performers. Duchovny, as ex-surgeon Eugene Sands, creates a likable personae for a man with several fatal flaws. Timothy Hutton, who was once pigeonholed into shy, quiet roles, emerges as a credible psycho bad guy who mixes charm with a healthy bloodlust. It's refreshing to see someone other than Dennis Hopper or Ray Liotta is this part. Angelina Jolie (HACKERS) is an exotic femme fatale who manages to appear vulnerable and mysterious at the same time. Peter Stormare (Steve Buscemi's partner in FARGO) is on hand as a Russian gangster, and Michael Massee plays an incompetent FBI agent.
PLAYING GOD opens with an interesting premise. Ten months ago, Dr. Eugene Sands was stripped of his license to practice medicine after it was determined that he operated on (and lost) a patient while high on amphetamines. Since then, he has been frittering his life away, spending money on synthetic heroin in an attempt to forget the one thing in his life that meant anything – his right to function as a doctor. One night, while in a seedy dive purchasing his latest stash of drugs, Eugene comes face-to-face with a gunshot victim. Using his medical skills, he performs a MACGYVER-like surgery on the man (with commonly available implements replacing specialized tools), who survives. Soon afterwards, Eugene is kidnapped and brought to the palatial beach house of small time criminal Raymond Blossom (Hutton), who offers Eugene a job as his unofficial surgeon. The temptation to work again, as well as the allure of Ray's sexy mistress, Claire (Jolie), causes him to seriously consider the offer.
Unfortunately, after a moderately interesting first half-hour, PLAYING GOD turns into a fairly routine informant-on-the-inside story after Eugene is "recruited" by the FBI. There's nothing special in the character interaction – we get all the requisite scenes between Ray and Eugene, Claire and Ray, and Eugene and Claire. And the ending, which involves a car chase and some gunplay, and transforms Dr. Sands into an action hero, could have been scripted by a high-school student. At least the dialogue is smart, albeit with a Tarantino-influenced flavor. And, surprisingly enough, I didn't find Eugene's voiceover narrative to be irritating, primarily because he makes cutting observations rather than stating the obvious (one example: "Hell doesn't always look like hell – on a good day it can look a lot like L.A.).
The fundamental problem with PLAYING GOD is that it doesn't do enough with its basic concept, and ends up becoming like dozens of other movies that can be found in multiplexes at any time of the year. As a thriller, it's dull, and as a dramatic character study, it's shallow. So, although the talents of Duchovny, Jolie, and Hutton keep PLAYING GOD watchable, not even their performances can make this movie invigorating or engaging. Put simply, PLAYING GOD is nothing more than a distraction that offers us an extended opportunity to see Duchovny on the big screen, away from THE X-FILES.
Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
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Promoting the spirit of doing good and volunteerism among Indian colleges.
Learning from the most socially conscious colleges and amplifying practices in other colleges.
Accelerate the effort to empower youth in India to play a stronger role in building our nation.
How do we do this?
The awards team invites applications. Colleges can self-nominate themselves. The public or students can also nominate/vote for specific colleges.
Nominated colleges are reached out to and asked to submit details in a detailed form about their effort and initiatives to be socially conscious.
A 3-5 membered-jury would be evaluating the nominations based on fixed criteria and details submitted by the college. Final awardees are selected based on the college’s score in specific criteria and the number of public votes.
All the nominated colleges and the awardees are invited for the final virtual award ceremony where awards are given and guest speeches are delivered on making Indian colleges more socially responsible.
The following are the criteria with which the jury members will be evaluating the nominations from colleges. Specifics about each criteria bucket and details would be decided by the expert panel consisting of subject matter experts & NGOs.
Student groups around social responsibility
Volunteerism in College
Students as social change leaders
Segregation and disposal (non-food)
Tracking and reduction
Number of staff working on social responsibility (partially or completely)
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2.0.2
- fixed MongoMapper argument errors on associations
2.0.1
- fixed that `:multiple => true` wasn’t working when no association present
2.0.0
- Fixed that all check boxes were incorrectly checked if an Array was passed in to :collection
- Improved README
- Added form generator template for Slim template engine
- Added support for Proc conditions in collection_from_association
- Refactored commit button. Split it into a couple of different methods to make it easier to override.
2.0.0.rc5
- Changed perform_browser_validations and use_required_attribute configuration defaults from true to false for a better out-of-the-box experience and upgrade path
- Fixed that the `novalidate` attribute was being applied to the `
- Fixed `undefined method `last’ for #
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2.0.0.rc4
- Fixed that TimeInput was not rendering hidden y/m/d inputs by default.
- Fixed test suite under Rails 3.1.0.rc5
- Fixed false and blank fragment labels on date/time inputs producing unsafe HTML.
- Fixed that inputs were ‘required’ withput considering `:on => :create` validations
- Fixed that collections of strings in CheckBoxesInput were ot being correctly checked be checked if they match the model
- Fixed that the required attribute was added to the choices in a :radio or :check_boxes input, instead of just the parent input wrapper
- Fixed semantic_fields_for when used with a hash-like model
- Fixed that models without defined validations (even if validators_on exists) should not be considered required
- Fixed min/max attributes when the validation uses a Proc
- Fixed that inputs should not be considered required if :allow_blank => true is set on validates_inclusion_of
- Fixed that inputs should not be considered required if if either :allow_blank => true, :minimum is > 0, or :within’s least value is > 0 is set on validates_length_of
- Fixed a typo in the config template
- Fixed semantic_fields_for to work with Rails 3 and 3.1’s method sigs (I hope), many thanks to the simple_form guys for figuring this out
- Changed HTML5 `step` attribute to default to “any” instead of “1“
- Added CarrierWave support for to file input detection
- Added a configuration ‘perform_browser_validations’ to opt out of HTML5 browser validations.
- Added more support for mongo documents, including MongoMapper-specific reflection capability
- Added IE specific stylesheets & moved those styles out of main stylesheet, include them yourself if needed
- Added a new configuration to opt out of HTML5 required attribute
2.0.0.rc3
- Fixed that .label class was incorrectly applied to
2.0.0.rc2
- Fixed install instructions in readme to reflect 2.0.0.rc1
- Fixed that the checkbox was mistakenly placed after the label text in BooleanInput, not before it as per 1.x (591)
- Fixed that select inputs had two “blank” options at the top in some cases (590)
- Added documentation for Timeish inputs (date, datetime, time) (589)
2.0.0.rc1
- Removed the “inline_order“ configuration (redefine input_wrapping instead)
- Removed the “special” implementation of label() from FormBuilder, so builder.label will call Rails’ label helper, not ours
- Changed the HTML id attribute used for hidden inputs to be consistent with all other inputs
- Changed formtastic:form generator include the wrapping semantic_form_for block
- Changed formtastic:form generator to generate a partial by default (instead of copying to clipboard, which can be done with —copy)
- Removed formtastic_stylesheet_link_tag
- Improved some documentation, much more to come
- Tagged many modules as @private to remove from YARD documentation
- Added YARD as development dependency for a massive documentation effort
- Renamed Formtastic::SemanticFormHelper to Formtastic::Helpers::FormHelper (SemanticFormHelper still exists as a module which includes the new module, need to handle deprecation notices somehow)
- Renamed Formtastic::SemanticFormBuilder to Formtastic::FormBuilder (SemanticFormBuilder still exists as a subclass, need to handle deprecation notices somehow)
- Massive refactoring of formtastic.rb into around 30 files and modules like StringInput and ButtonsHelper
- Removed chunks of Rails 2 specific code, tests and documentation
- Added support for HTML5 required attribute on input, select and textarea tags
- Added support for HTML5 min/max/step attributes on NumericInput
- Added support for HTML5 placeholder attributes on Stringish inputs (string, email, phone, url, search, number, password)
- Added support for HTML5 autofocus attributes
- Changed nested inputs() blocks to be automatically wrapped in an `
- ` tag to preserve HTML validity
- Changed quick forms to skip polymorphic associations (they didn’t work)
- Changed short hand forms to raise an error when trying to render an input for a polymorphic association (it didn’t work, need a collection)
- Changed input() to raise an error when a :collection is not provided for a polymorphic association (we can’t guess which class to use)
- Removed semantic_remote_form_for etc, the remote_form_for helpers don’t exist in Rails 3
- Changed :label_method option to :member_label (with backwards compat and deprecation warnings)
- Changed :value_method option to :member_value (with backwards compat and deprecation warnings)
- Changed :grouped_label_method option to :grouped_label (with backwards compat and deprecation warnings)
- Added support for a Method objects to :member_label/:member_value (aka :label_method/:value_method)
- Improved support for Mongoid
- Changed Rails dependency from ~> 3.0.0 to ~> 3.0 to allow experimentation with Rails 3.1 betas
- Removed some overly eager CSS resets on form elements that made Opera and FF inputs look pretty ugly
- Removed specificity and duplication in CSS
- Added many new classes to DOM elements to enable more efficient and descriptive CSS
- Improved visual/spacing consistency in checkboxes
- Added non-standard zoom:1; to clearfixes to support IE better
- Changed CSS coding style to multi-line so we can annotate the styles better
- Fixed that overly specific CSS rules weren’t applied to nested form elements properly
- Removed formtastic:form generator and changed formtastic:install generator
to override scaffold generator
- Refactored and consolidated CSS by adding extra class names into the mark-up, preferring to style by class instead of element wherever possible
- Added IE6 and IE7 stylesheets for specific fixes if needed (uncomplicates formtastic.css)
- Added support for Rails 3.1 asset pipeline as well as previous generated CSS for Rails < 3.1
- Made many subtle visual improvements to CSS, especially in IE
1.2.4
- no changes
1.2.4.beta2
- Changed :boolean inputs to use Rails’ check_box_checked? instead of our own logic
- Changed developer instructions in README
- Fixed :boolean inputs to disable the included hidden input when disabling the actual checkbox
- Fixed that Formtastic was making changes to the options hash directly instead of on a duplicate, causing problems for those trying to reuse options on multiple inputs in the view
- Fixed that tiny scroll bars were appearing on legends in date/time/radio/cbheckboxes fielsets (GH-477)
- Fixed an issue when formtastic fails to determine if a checkbox is checked with custom checked and unchecked values (thanks to Eugene Bolshakov)
- Fixed that the hidden input rendered with a boolean checkbox did nt use the custom :name from :input_html options hash
- Fixed issue where Firefox 4 gives focus to the
- wrapper (fixes 524).
- Fixed that a shared input options hash could not be re-used in the view without being altered by each input
- Improved compatibility with Mongoid Documents
- Updated i18n dependency to ~> 0.4
1.2.4.beta
- Changed :boolean inputs to use Rails’ check_box_checked? instead of our own logic
- Changed developer instructions in README
- Fixed :boolean inputs to disable the included hidden input when disabling the actual checkbox
- Fixed that Formtastic was making changes to the options hash directly instead of on a duplicate, causing problems for those trying to reuse options on multiple inputs in the view
- Fixed that tiny scroll bars were appearing on legends in date/time/radio/cbheckboxes fielsets (GH-477)
- Fixed an issue when formtastic fails to determine if a checkbox is checked with custom checked and unchecked values (thanks to Eugene Bolshakov)
- Fixed that the hidden input rendered with a boolean checkbox did nt use the custom :name from :input_html options hash
1.2.3
- Removed deprecated methods input_field_set, button_field_set, boolean_select_input, boolean_radio_input and boolean_radio_input
- Removed deprecated :class option on commit_button (use :input_html instead)
- Fixed that stylesheets and initializers directories would be removed on uninstalling
- Fixed some documentation and formatting
- Fixed test coverage issues under Ruby 192 and Rails 2
- Fixed that input_html options were not being passed down to checkbox tags
- Changed internal duplication of the options hash so that the same options hash can be re-used over multiple inputs without being altered
- Changed internal configuration to use class_attribute when available (Rails 3) to avoid deprecation warnings
- Added Rails 3 compatible form generator templates in addition to existing Rails 2 support
- Added reflection on allow_blank option when determining the ‘required’ status of an input
1.2.2
- Removed deprecated aliased input names (:as => :boolean_select, :as => :boolean_radio_input
- Removed deprecated aliased method names (input_field_set, button_field_set)
- Removed deprecated :class => ‘whatever’ on commit_button
- Fixed that classes in :button_html were being merged into :wrapper_html
- Fixed that :include_blank was being ignored (always false) for multi selects
- Fixed that we should reflect on allow_blank option to determine required status with validates_inclusion_of
- Added the ability to pass :input_html options be passed to the checkbox on a boolean input
- Developers: Added bundler support to for developer/contribution
- Developers: Fixed spec coverage under Rails 2 and Ruby 1.9.2
1.2.1
- test suite compatibilities with Rails 3.0.3
1.2.1.beta3
- Fixed bad merge related to :boolean inputs in 1.2.1.beta
1.2.1.beta2
- Fixed typos in gemspec post-install message
1.2.1.beta
- Fixed that unchecking :boolean inputs would not send the correct params (and not persist the change the the DB)
- Fixed that :boolean inputs checked state was not reflecting the database/model value
- Fixed that init.rb and rails/init.rb were not included in the gem (affecting Rails 2)
1.2.0
- Changed default_text_area_width to nil, overlooked in recent CSS/width changes
- Improved documentation
1.2.0.beta2
- Added :wrapper_html functionality to commit_button() to match what input() does
- Deprecated the :class option on commit_button(), use :wrapper_html instead
- Added hpricot as missing development dependency
- Improved documentation
1.2.0.beta
- New Stuff
- Added support for Paperclip’s questionable use of multiple error keys on a single attribute, so errors on Paperclip :file inputs Just Work
- Added ability for the error and hint class to be overridden with :hint_class and :error_class, and configurable defaults app-wide
- Added basic support for multiple forms in the same document by allowing the element ids to be prefixed with the :namespace option on semantic_form_for
- Added a fallback to Rails’ helpers.label key if Formtastic label translation are not found
- Added support for default_text_area_width
- Added support for persisted? over new_record? (ActiveModel)
- Added the ‘required’ logic to attributes with validates_inclusion_of validation, in addition to validates_presence_of
- Added new HTML5 :as => :email input (Rails 3)
- Added new HTML5 :as => :phone input (Rails 3)
- Added new HTML5 :as => :search input (Rails 3)
- Added new HTML5 :as => :url input (Rails 3)
- Added the ability for the :collection option to accept a string of HTML (like the output from grouped_options_for_select), rather than just Arrays, Hashes, collections, etc.
- Added the ability to set your own form class, instead of ‘formtastic’
- Added maxlength attributes to inputs if it can be determined via the ValidationReflection plugin or ActiveModel validation reflections
- Added the ability to override the form class (Post => “post”) through an :as option on semantic_form_for option
- Added the ability to customize the order for specific types of inputs. This is configured on a type basis and if a type is not found it willfall back to the default order as defined by @@inline_order
- Added :first as a new rendering choice for the errors on each input
- Added custom_inline_order to allow inline ordering per input type
- Added the ability to override the generator templates in Rails 3
- Fixes
- Fixed invalid HTML generated by Rails’ hidden inputs on checkboxes (by rendering our own hidden tag in a more deliberate place)
- Fixed a bunch of invalid i18n key defaults
- Fixed that ‘required’ classes and logic were not being applied to :check_boxes and :radio inputs
- Fixed CSS bugs around Firefox’s quirks with form elements that resulted in overflow/scroll bar issues
- Fixed that errors on fields with association were not marking the wrapping tag with the error class
- Fixed CSS where FF was displaying extra scroll bars on .check_boxes and .radio inputs (and the choices within them)
- Changes
- Changed that we were defaulting to a :select input for columns ending in _id, instead of columns with an appropriate associations
- Deprecated a bunch of aliased method names that should no longer be used
- Removed deprecated :selected, :checked and :default options
- Changed the width styling for string, numeric, password and other basic inputs, defaults to 75% unless the size attribute is present
- Changed string, numeric, password and other basic inputs’ default text field size config to nil instead of 50, meaning the size attribute will be ommitted from most inputs, makeing styling easier, and custom sizes with the size attribute more deliberate
- Changed string, numeric, password and other basic inputs to no longer add the size attribute based on column information (the default config is applied, unless it’s nil)
- Changed text input css behaviour updated to be similar to string etc
- Changed text inputs to no longer include a default cols attribute, specify it with :input_html if you need it, but the value we were using was useless... also beefed up spec coverage
- Removed :label calls from the generated ERB in the form generator (i18n is preferred)
- Changed that :select inputs for HABTM associations would ignore the :include_blank option
- Changed the default method on collections from Model.find(:all) to Model.all
- Removed the deprecated formtastic_stylesheets generator
- Changed the minimum Rails version to 2.3.7, which the earliest version which the specs pass with
- Changed :password inputs to be sized by percentage (like other string-ish inputs), rather then em-based
1.1.0
- documentation changes only
1.1.0.beta [Specs passed against Rails 2.3.8, 3.0.0.rc & 3.0.0]
- Changed semantic_remote_form_for to allow for unobstrusive javascript / :remote option (rails3)
- Changed spec_helper to support Rails 2 with RSpec or Rails 3 with RSpec 2 environments
- Changed Rakefile to initalize the correct testing framework for the enviroment
- Changed i18n dependency to >= 0.4
- Fixed use of model_name.human instead of model_name.human_name (rails3)
- Fixed use of deprecated Errors#on_base
- Fixed use of ActionController::RecordIdentifier#singular_class_name (rails3)
- Added railtie to perform initialization tasks after the rails framework is available (rails3)
- Added compatible install and form helpers (rails3)
- Added support for ActiveModel Validations, thanks to Guillaume Belleguic (rails3)
1.0.1
- fixed “already initialised constant” warnings on boot
1.0.0
- nothing changed from rc2
1.0.0.rc2
- Fixed that :label=>false didn’t disable the label on checkboxes/radiobuttons (331)
- Added full support of :input_html options for hidden fields
1.0.0.rc
- Fixed that :checked_value and :unchecked_value options were being passed down into the HTML tags as attributes
1.0.0.beta4
- ensure i18n < 0.4 is listed as a dependency in the gemspec
1.0.0.beta3
- Added :ignore_date option to time inputs (308)
- Fixed inputs_for_nested_attributes returning out of the proc on has_many associated nested models.
- Fixed with_custom_field_error_proc to use ensure for restoring default field_error_proc and to store it in a local variable instead of in a class variable (nested calls were problematic due to the globalness of class variables)
1.0.0.beta2
- Added default escaping of html entities in labels and hints (292, 299)
- Added/Fixed that :value_method and :label_method were not being used for simple collections (like Arrays)
- Added some more compatibility for Mongooid and other ORMs by checking for reflection information before calling it
- Fixed deprecation warnings in Rails 2.3.6 and newer
- Fixed a bug where :check_boxes and :radio were using method instead of :label option
- Fixed a conflict where i18n lookups were failing when an attribute and model have the same name
- Fixed some html that was not marked as safe
1.0.0.beta
- Fixed :radio and :check_boxes inputs so that the legend no longer includes a
- Fixed that some inputs had invalid ‘find_options’ attribute (262)
- Fixed that we were calling html_safe! when it was not always available
- Added the ability for :input_html to now accept an option of :size => nil, to exclude the :size attribute altogether (267)
0.9.10
- Fixed i18n incompatibility with Rails 2.3.8 by reverting two i18n patches pulled in from the rails3 branch
0.9.9
- Changed date/time inputs to default to nil instead of Time.now when the object has no value (due to deprecation warning, 240)
- Changed the behaviour of associations with a :class_name option to be more consistent with what Rails expects
- Fixed issues relating to Rails 2.3.6 automatically escaping ERB
- Fixed issues with Ruby 1.9.1 and Haml
- Fixed use of deprecated {{key}} syntax in i18n interpolation (thanks to Hans Petter Wilhelmsen)
- Added the :disabled option to check_boxes input
- Added translation support for nested models (thanks to Toni Tuominen)
0.9.8
- Deprecated :selected/:checked options, see wiki.github.com/justinfrench/formtastic/deprecation-of-selected-option
- Changed CSS rules for fieldset lists to be more specific
- Changed that radio and checkbox inputs used to associate the legend label with the first choice’s input (101)
- Changed the generators to use |f| rather than |form| (151)
- Changed the behaviour of :selected/:checked options to address several bugs and inconsistencies (152)
- Changed CSS for input width property to max-width, allowing a size attribute to still be set
- Fixed an issue where label_str_method not honoured if the object is an ActiveRecord object
- Fixed incorrect html class for namespaced objects (“/” replaced with “_”)
- Fixed compatibility issue with SearchLogic (155)
- Fixed an issue where label_str_method was not being overridden with i18n
- Fixed a button text issue with Rails 2.x in which human_name on multi-word models returned one word (eg Ticketrequest) (153)
- Fixed the behaviour of select inputs when the belongs_to or has_many association has a special :class_name option
- Fixed line numbers from eval’d code, to help when debugging
- Fixed CSS issue that hidden fields were not always hidden (Chrome for example) (209)
- Fixed and improved CSS with nested fieldsets and legends
- Fixed date/time inputs where :include_seconds => true
- Fixed that inline hints were still being rendered on hidden inputs
- Fixed broken CSS declaration missing a colon
- Added configuration preferences for row and column attributes on textareas
- Added semantic_errors helper and CSS (for all errors on an object)
- Added :filename to the list of @@file_methods, to support carrierwave plugin (156)
- Added a Formtastic::LayoutHelper with formtastic_stylesheets helper method for linking to all Formtastic CSS files
- Added labels option to date/time/datetime fields to customise the label of each part of the set (year, month, etc)
- Added many improvements to the README and docs


Use the arrow keys to move. The map is automatically generated, so if you're stuck at the start, you might want to generate a new map.


| Properties' Summary |
short
AnchorPageNo |
contains the number of the page where the objects are anchored.
|
XTextFrame
AnchorFrame |
contains the text frame the current frame is anchored to.
|
TextContentAnchorType
AnchorType |
[ OPTIONAL ]
specifies how the text content is attached to its surrounding
Text.
|
short
HoriOrient |
determines the horizontal orientation of the object.
|
long
HoriOrientPosition |
contains the horizontal position of the object (1/100 mm).
|
short
HoriOrientRelation |
determines the environment of the object to which the orientation
is related.
|
short
VertOrient |
determines the vertical orientation of the object.
|
long
VertOrientPosition |
contains the vertical position of the object (1/100 mm).
It is only valid if TextEmbeddedObject::VertOrient is
VertOrientation::NONE.
|
short
VertOrientRelation |
determines the environment of the object to which the orientation is related.
|
long
LeftMargin |
contains the left margin of the object.
|
long
RightMargin |
contains the right margin of the object.
|
long
TopMargin |
contains the top margin of the object.
|
long
BottomMargin |
contains the bottom margin of the object.
|
WrapTextMode
Surround |
[ DEPRECATED ]
determines the type of the surrounding text.
|
boolean
SurroundAnchorOnly |
determines if the text of the paragraph in which the object
is anchored, wraps around the object.
|
boolean
SurroundContour |
determines if the text wraps around the contour of the object.
|
boolean
ContourOutside |
the text flows only around the contour of the object.
|
boolean
Opaque |
determines if the object is opaque or transparent for text.
|
XTextRange
TextRange |
contains a text range where the shape should be anchored to.
|
short
WrapInfluenceOnPosition |
[ OPTIONAL ]
determines the influence of the text wrap on the positioning of the
shape
|
[ readonly ] ::com::sun::star::drawing::HomogenMatrix3
TransformationInHoriL2R |
[ OPTIONAL ]
determines the transformation of the shape in horizontal left-to-right
layout
|
short
PositionLayoutDir |
[ OPTIONAL ]
determines layout direction the position attributes of the shape
is given
|
[ readonly ] ::com::sun::star::awt::Point
StartPositionInHoriL2R |
[ OPTIONAL ]
determines the start position of the shape in horizontal left-to-right
layout
|
[ readonly ] ::com::sun::star::awt::Point
EndPositionInHoriL2R |
[ OPTIONAL ]
determines the end position of the shape in horizontal left-to-right
layout
|
| Properties' Details |
AnchorPageNo
short AnchorPageNo;
- Description
- contains the number of the page where the objects are anchored.
The value is valid only if the
AnchorType is
TextContentAnchorType::AT_PAGE.
|
|
AnchorFrame
XTextFrame AnchorFrame;
- Description
- contains the text frame the current frame is anchored to.
The value is valid only if the
AnchorType is TextContentAnchorType::AT_FRAME.
|
|
AnchorType
TextContentAnchorType AnchorType;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- specifies how the text content is attached to its surrounding
Text.
|
|
| HoriOrient
|
HoriOrientPosition
long HoriOrientPosition;
- Description
- contains the horizontal position of the object (1/100 mm).
It is only valid if "HoriOrient" is HoriOrientation_NONE.
|
|
HoriOrientRelation
short HoriOrientRelation;
- Description
- determines the environment of the object to which the orientation
is related.
- See also
- BaseFrame::RelOrientation
|
|
| VertOrient
|
VertOrientPosition
long VertOrientPosition;
- Description
- contains the vertical position of the object (1/100 mm).
It is only valid if TextEmbeddedObject::VertOrient is
VertOrientation::NONE.
|
|
VertOrientRelation
short VertOrientRelation;
- Description
- determines the environment of the object to which the orientation is related.
- See also
- BaseFrame::RelOrientation
|
|
LeftMargin
long LeftMargin;
- Description
- contains the left margin of the object.
|
|
RightMargin
long RightMargin;
- Description
- contains the right margin of the object.
|
|
TopMargin
long TopMargin;
- Description
- contains the top margin of the object.
|
|
BottomMargin
long BottomMargin;
- Description
- contains the bottom margin of the object.
|
|
Surround
WrapTextMode Surround;
- Usage Restrictions
- deprecated
- Description
- determines the type of the surrounding text.
|
|
SurroundAnchorOnly
boolean SurroundAnchorOnly;
- Description
- determines if the text of the paragraph in which the object
is anchored, wraps around the object.
|
|
SurroundContour
boolean SurroundContour;
- Description
- determines if the text wraps around the contour of the object.
|
|
ContourOutside
boolean ContourOutside;
- Description
- the text flows only around the contour of the object.
|
|
Opaque
boolean Opaque;
- Description
- determines if the object is opaque or transparent for text.
|
|
TextRange
XTextRange TextRange;
- Description
- contains a text range where the shape should be anchored to.
There are two different ways to get newly created shapes into the
text document. One of them is to use the insertTextContent() method of
the XSimpleText. The other is to call the add()
method of the ::com::sun::star::drawing::XShapes interface.
To be able to determine an anchor position for shape that are anchored at a certain
text position the property TextRange is used.
This property is used when the shape gets inserted/added
and becomes invalid after that.
|
|
WrapInfluenceOnPosition
short WrapInfluenceOnPosition;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- determines the influence of the text wrap on the positioning of the
shape
The value of this property is only evaluated for the positioning
of the shape, if the text document setting ConsiderTextWrapOnObjPos
is true. Valid values are given by WrapInfluenceOnPosition
- Since
- OOo 2.0
|
|
TransformationInHoriL2R
[ readonly ] ::com::sun::star::drawing::HomogenMatrix3 TransformationInHoriL2R;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- determines the transformation of the shape in horizontal left-to-right
layout
This property is needed for the export of the OASIS Open Office
file format to the OpenOffice.org file format. It provides the
transformation property of the included service com::sun::star::drawing::Shape
converted to the horizontal left-to-right layout.
- Since
- OOo 2.0
|
|
PositionLayoutDir
short PositionLayoutDir;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- determines layout direction the position attributes of the shape
is given
Valid values are given by PositionLayoutDir
- Since
- OOo 2.0
|
|
StartPositionInHoriL2R
[ readonly ] ::com::sun::star::awt::Point StartPositionInHoriL2R;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- determines the start position of the shape in horizontal left-to-right
layout
This property is needed for the export of the OASIS Open Office
file format to the OpenOffice.org file format. It provides the
start position property of the included service com::sun::star::drawing::Shape
converted to the horizontal left-to-right layout.
- Since
- OOo 2.0
|
|
EndPositionInHoriL2R
[ readonly ] ::com::sun::star::awt::Point EndPositionInHoriL2R;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- determines the end position of the shape in horizontal left-to-right
layout
This property is needed for the export of the OASIS Open Office
file format to the OpenOffice.org file format. It provides the
end position property of the included service com::sun::star::drawing::Shape
converted to the horizontal left-to-right layout.
- Since
- OOo 2.0
|
|
Copyright © 2013, The Apache Software Foundation, Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Apache, the Apache feather logo, Apache OpenOffice and OpenOffice.org are trademarks of The Apache Software Foundation. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.


You need stop node permissions in the organization to stop nodes other members are using. If you stop a node, it terminates the running backtest, research, or live trading sessions. When you stop a live trading node, the portfolio holdings don't change but the algorithm stops executing.
Follow these steps to stop nodes that are running in your organization:


--- layout: default title: Home --- {% include top.html %}
{{ post.content | strip_html | truncatewords: 50 }}


Takes a remote (map) of settings and command
to execute it on the remote node and
returns output.
See docs on the README for more information.
def remote = [:] remote.name = 'test' remote.host = 'test.domain.com' remote.user = 'root' remote.password = 'password' remote.allowAnyHosts = true stage('Remote SSH') { sshCommand remote: remote, command: "ls -lrt" sshCommand remote: remote, command: "for i in {1..5}; do echo -n \"Loop \$i \"; date ; sleep 1; done" }


#include <sysc/communication/sc_signal.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| sc_signal () | |
| sc_signal (const char *name_) | |
| sc_signal (const char *name_, const value_type &initial_value_) | |
| virtual | ~sc_signal () |
| virtual const sc_event & | posedge_event () const |
| virtual const sc_event & | negedge_event () const |
| virtual bool | posedge () const |
| virtual bool | negedge () const |
| this_type & | operator= (const value_type &a) |
| this_type & | operator= (const sc_signal_in_if< value_type > &a) |
| this_type & | operator= (const this_type &a) |
Protected Types | |
| typedef sc_signal_t< bool, POL > | base_type |
| typedef sc_signal< bool, POL > | this_type |
| typedef bool | value_type |
| typedef sc_writer_policy_check < POL > | policy_type |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | update () |
| void | do_update () |
| virtual bool | is_clock () const |
Protected Attributes | |
| sc_event * | m_negedge_event_p |
| sc_event * | m_posedge_event_p |
| sc_reset * | m_reset_p |
Definition at line 402 of file sc_signal.h.
typedef sc_signal_t<bool,POL> sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::base_type [protected] |
Reimplemented from sc_core::sc_signal_t< bool, POL >.
Definition at line 406 of file sc_signal.h.
typedef sc_writer_policy_check<POL> sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::policy_type [protected] |
Reimplemented from sc_core::sc_signal_t< bool, POL >.
Definition at line 409 of file sc_signal.h.
typedef sc_signal<bool,POL> sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::this_type [protected] |
Reimplemented from sc_core::sc_signal_t< bool, POL >.
Definition at line 407 of file sc_signal.h.
typedef bool sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::value_type [protected] |
Definition at line 408 of file sc_signal.h.
| sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::sc_signal | ( | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 415 of file sc_signal.h.
| sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::sc_signal | ( | const char * | name_ | ) | [inline, explicit] |
Definition at line 421 of file sc_signal.h.
| sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::sc_signal | ( | const char * | name_, | |
| const value_type & | initial_value_ | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 426 of file sc_signal.h.
| virtual sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::~sc_signal | ( | ) | [virtual] |
| void sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::do_update | ( | ) | [protected] |
Reimplemented from sc_core::sc_signal_t< bool, POL >.
| virtual bool sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::is_clock | ( | ) | const [inline, protected, virtual] |
Definition at line 463 of file sc_signal.h.
| virtual bool sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::negedge | ( | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Implements sc_core::sc_signal_in_if< bool >.
Definition at line 444 of file sc_signal.h.
| virtual const sc_event& sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::negedge_event | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Implements sc_core::sc_signal_in_if< bool >.
| this_type& sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::operator= | ( | const this_type & | a | ) | [inline] |
Reimplemented from sc_core::sc_signal_t< bool, POL >.
Definition at line 455 of file sc_signal.h.
| this_type& sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::operator= | ( | const sc_signal_in_if< value_type > & | a | ) | [inline] |
Reimplemented from sc_core::sc_signal_t< bool, POL >.
Definition at line 452 of file sc_signal.h.
| this_type& sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::operator= | ( | const value_type & | a | ) | [inline] |
Reimplemented from sc_core::sc_signal_t< bool, POL >.
Definition at line 449 of file sc_signal.h.
| virtual bool sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::posedge | ( | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Implements sc_core::sc_signal_in_if< bool >.
Definition at line 440 of file sc_signal.h.
| virtual const sc_event& sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::posedge_event | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Implements sc_core::sc_signal_in_if< bool >.
| virtual void sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::update | ( | ) | [protected, virtual] |
Reimplemented from sc_core::sc_signal_t< bool, POL >.
sc_event* sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::m_negedge_event_p [mutable, protected] |
Definition at line 466 of file sc_signal.h.
sc_event* sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::m_posedge_event_p [mutable, protected] |
Definition at line 467 of file sc_signal.h.
sc_reset* sc_core::sc_signal< bool, POL >::m_reset_p [mutable, protected] |
Definition at line 468 of file sc_signal.h.


Khamenei says enemy 'repelled' in protest-hit Iran
by AFPIran's Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the enemy had been "repelled" in the country where dozens are thought to have died in violent protests sparked by a petrol price hike.
Demonstrations broke out in the sanctions-hit Islamic republic on Friday after it was announced the price of petrol would be raised by as much as 200 percent.
"We have pushed back the enemy in the military arena. We have pushed back the enemy in the political war," Khamenei said in a speech aired on state television late Tuesday.
"We have repelled the enemy in the arena of security warfare... in recent days," he said, adding that the unrest had not been the result of a popular movement.
"The recent actions were security issues, not from the people," he said. "We have repelled the enemy."
State television, which rarely shows any signs of dissent in Iran, has aired footage of masked young men appearing to clash with security forces.
The United Nations called for restraint on Tuesday and voiced alarm at reports dozens may have been killed in the violence.
London-based rights group Amnesty International said more than 100 demonstrators were believed to have been killed across Iran since security forces were ordered to "crush" the protests.
Iran's economy has been battered since May last year when the United States unilaterally withdrew from a 2015 nuclear agreement and reimposed crippling sanctions.


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Kogi election: Don’t cause violence, APC warns PDP
by Success NwoguSuccess Nwogu
The Bello/Onoja Governorship Campaign Council of the All Progressives Congress in Kogi State has called on the Peoples Democratic Party to shelve alleged plans to cause violence in the state and spreading falsehood.
The Director of Media and Publicity of the campaign council, Mr. Kingsley Fanwo, in a statement on Sunday urged the opposition party to await the conclusion of the entire electoral process.
He said the process has been “free, fair and peaceful.”
Fanwo said, “We have a credible intelligence that the leadership of the PDP has directed the National Publicity Secretary of the Party, Mr Kola Ologbondiyan to quickly address a press conference to condemn an ongoing process that has been adjudged free, fair, credible and peaceful just because they are seeing the handwriting of people’s rejection on the wall.
“The pockets of crisis during the election were caused by the stand of the people against the rigging machinations of the PDP.
He commended the Independent National Electoral Commission and security agencies for what he termed their excellent performance in ensuring fair conduct.
Fanwo said, “To the PDP, they should prepare for future elections with seriousness and stop claiming ‘danger to democracy’ when things don’t go their way. We also congratulate Kogites for coming out en masse on Saturday to elect their next governor.”


British scholar Julia Lovell wins McGill-run history prize for book on Maoism
by The Canadian Press, StaffMONTREAL -- British scholar Julia Lovell has won a prestigious history writing prize run by McGill University for a book on the global impact of Chinese communist ideology.
The two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning historian was awarded the US$75,000 Cundill History Prize at a Montreal gala Thursday evening.
Lovell, a professor of modern Chinese history and literature at University of London, is being recognized for "Maoism: A Global History."
The runners-up are New Yorker staff writer Jill Lepore and German history professor Mary Fulbrook. Each receive US$10,000.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 14, 2019.


Keyboard navigation
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1. Explanation of setting
- Keyboard navigation does not require special configuration setting.
- It does require that the keyboard_navigation.js file is loaded and the function initialized.
2. Explanation of navigation
- Home: home key (keycode 36) Goes to the first root element is visible
- End: end key (keycode 35) Goes to the last leaf node and will expand nodes and scroll the element into view
- Down: right cursor key (keycode 39) Goes to the next visible node in the tree following the hierarchy
- Next: down cursor key (keycode 40) Goes to the next visible node at the same level
- Up: up cursor key (keycode 37) Goes to the prior visible node at the same level
- Previous: left cursor key (keycode 38) Goes to the prior visible node following the hierarchy
- Toggle: space key (keycode 32) Toggles the expand/collapse state of a parent node
3.Other explanation


WEEK 5 MONDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Genesis 1:1-19
In the beginning God
created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form and void, and darkness
was upon the face of the deep; and the Spirit of God was moving over the face
of the waters. And God said, "Let there be light"; and there was
light. And God saw that the light was good; and God separated the light from
the darkness. God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And
there was evening and there was morning, one day. And God said, "Let there
be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it separate the waters from
the waters." And God made the firmament and separated the waters which
were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament. And it
was so. And God called the firmament Heaven. And there was evening and there
was morning, a second day. And God said, "Let the waters under the heavens
be gathered together into one place, and let the dry land appear." And it
was so. God called the dry land Earth, and the waters that were gathered
together he called Seas. And God saw that it was good. And God said, "Let
the earth put forth vegetation, plants yielding seed, and fruit trees bearing
fruit in which is their seed, each according to its kind, upon the earth."
And it was so. The earth brought forth vegetation, plants yielding seed
according to their own kinds, and trees bearing fruit in which is their seed,
each according to its kind. And God saw that it was good. And there was evening
and there was morning, a third day. And God said, "Let there be lights in
the firmament of the heavens to separate the day from the night; and let them
be for signs and for seasons and for days and years, and let them be lights in
the firmament of the heavens to give light upon the earth." And it was so.
And God made the two great lights, the greater light to rule the day, and the
lesser light to rule the night; he made the stars also. And God set them in the
firmament of the heavens to give light upon the earth, to rule over the day and
over the night, and to separate the light from the darkness. And God saw that
it was good. And there was evening and there was morning, a fourth day.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 104:1-2a.5-6.10 and 12.24 and 35c (R. 31b)
R. May the Lord rejoice in his works!
Bless the LORD, O my
soul! O LORD my God, how great you are, clothed in majesty and honour, wrapped in light as with a robe!
R. May the Lord rejoice in his works!
You set the earth on
its foundation, immovable from age to age. You wrapped it with the depths like
a cloak; the waters stood higher than the mountains.
R. May the Lord rejoice in his works!
You make springs
gush forth in the valleys; they flow in between the hills. There the birds of
heaven build their nests; from the branches they sing their song.
R. May the Lord rejoice in his works!
How many are your
works, O LORD! In wisdom you have made them all.  Bless the LORD, O my soul.
R. May the Lord rejoice in his works!
FIRST READING 1 Kings 8:1-7.9-13
A reading from the first Book of Kings
In those days:
Solomon assembled the elders of Israel and all the heads of the tribes, the
leaders of the fathers' houses of the people of Israel, before King Solomon in Jerusalem,
to bring up the ark of the covenant of the LORD out of the city of David, which
is Zion. And all the men of
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 132:6-7.8-10 (R. 8a)
R. Go up, Lord, to the place of your rest.
At Ephrata we heard of it; we found it in the
plains of Yearim.
R. Go up, Lord, to the place of your rest.
 Your priests shall be clothed with justice; your faithful
shall ring out their joy. For the sake of David your servant, do not reject
your anointed.
R. Go up, Lord, to the place of your rest.
R. Alleluia. Jesus was preaching the Gospel of the kingdom and healing every infirmity among the people. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Mark 6:53-56
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark
At that time: When Jesus and his disciples had
crossed over, they came to land at Gennesaret, and moored to the shore. And
when they got out of the boat, immediately the people recognized him, and ran
about the whole neighbourhood and began to bring sick people on their pallets
to any place where they heard he was. And wherever he came, in villages,
cities, or country, they laid the sick in the market places, and begged him
that they might touch even the fringe of his garment; and as many as touched it
were made well.
The Gospel of the Lord