Higher-Order Functions and Lambdas
Kotlin functions are first-class, which means that they can be stored in variables and data structures, passed as arguments to and returned from other higher-order functions. You can operate with functions in any way that is possible for other non-function values.
To facilitate this, Kotlin, as a statically typed programming language, uses a family of function types to represent functions and provides a set of specialized language constructs, such as lambda expressions.
Higher-Order Functions
A higher-order function is a function that takes functions as parameters, or returns a function.
A good example is the functional programming idiom fold
for collections, which takes an initial accumulator value and a combining function and builds its return value by
consecutively combining current accumulator value with each collection element, replacing the accumulator:
fun <T, R> Collection<T>.fold(
initial: R,
combine: (acc: R, nextElement: T) -> R
): R {
var accumulator: R = initial
for (element: T in this) {
accumulator = combine(accumulator, element)
}
return accumulator
}
In the code above, the parameter combine
has a function type (R, T) -> R
, so it accepts a function that
takes two arguments of types R
and T
and returns a value of type R
.
It is invoked inside the for-loop, and the return value is
then assigned to accumulator
.
To call fold
, we need to pass it an instance of the function type as an argument, and lambda expressions (described in more detail below) are widely used for
this purpose at higher-order function call sites:
fun main(args: Array<String>) {
//sampleStart
val items = listOf(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
// Lambdas are code blocks enclosed in curly braces.
items.fold(0, {
// When a lambda has parameters, they go first, followed by '->'
acc: Int, i: Int ->
print("acc = $acc, i = $i, ")
val result = acc + i
println("result = $result")
// The last expression in a lambda is considered the return value:
result
})
// Parameter types in a lambda are optional if they can be inferred:
val joinedToString = items.fold("Elements:", { acc, i -> acc + " " + i })
// Function references can also be used for higher-order function calls:
val product = items.fold(1, Int::times)
//sampleEnd
println("joinedToString = $joinedToString")
println("product = $product")
}
The following sections explain in more detail the concepts mentioned so far.
Function types
Kotlin uses a family of function types like (Int) -> String
for declarations that deal with functions: val onClick: () -> Unit = ...
.
These types have a special notation that corresponds to the signatures of the functions, i.e. their parameters and return values:
-
All function types have a parenthesized parameter types list and a return type:
(A, B) -> C
denotes a type that represents functions taking two arguments of typesA
andB
and returning a value of typeC
. The parameter types list may be empty, as in() -> A
. TheUnit
return type cannot be omitted. -
Function types can optionally have an additional receiver type, which is specified before a dot in the notation: the type
A.(B) -> C
represents functions that can be called on a receiver object ofA
with a parameter ofB
and return a value ofC
. Function literals with receiver are often used along with these types. -
Suspending functions belong to function types of a special kind, which have a suspend modifier in the notation, such as
suspend () -> Unit
orsuspend A.(B) -> C
.
The function type notation can optionally include names for the function parameters: (x: Int, y: Int) -> Point
.
These names can be used for documenting the meaning of the parameters.
To specify that a function type is nullable, use parentheses:
((Int, Int) -> Int)?
.Function types can be combined using parentheses:
(Int) -> ((Int) -> Unit)
The arrow notation is right-associative,
(Int) -> (Int) -> Unit
is equivalent to the previous example, but not to((Int) -> (Int)) -> Unit
.
You can also give a function type an alternative name by using a type alias:
typealias ClickHandler = (Button, ClickEvent) -> Unit
Instantiating a function type
There are several ways to obtain an instance of a function type:
- Using a code block within a function literal, in one of the forms:
- a lambda expression:
{ a, b -> a + b }
, - an anonymous function:
fun(s: String): Int { return s.toIntOrNull() ?: 0 }
Function literals with receiver can be used as values of function types with receiver.
- a lambda expression:
- Using a callable reference to an existing declaration:
- a top-level, local, member, or extension function:
::isOdd
,String::toInt
, - a top-level, member, or extension property:
List<Int>::size
, - a constructor:
::Regex
These include bound callable references that point to a member of a particular instance:
foo::toString
. - a top-level, local, member, or extension function:
-
Using instances of a custom class that implements a function type as an interface:
class IntTransformer: (Int) -> Int { override operator fun invoke(x: Int): Int = TODO() } val intFunction: (Int) -> Int = IntTransformer()
The compiler can infer the function types for variables if there is enough information:
val a = { i: Int -> i + 1 } // The inferred type is (Int) -> Int
Non-literal values of function types with and without receiver are interchangeable, so that the receiver can stand in
for the first parameter, and vice versa. For instance, a value of type (A, B) -> C
can be passed or assigned
where a A.(B) -> C
is expected and the other way around:
fun main(args: Array<String>) {
//sampleStart
val repeatFun: String.(Int) -> String = { times -> this.repeat(times) }
val twoParameters: (String, Int) -> String = repeatFun // OK
fun runTransformation(f: (String, Int) -> String): String {
return f("hello", 3)
}
val result = runTransformation(repeatFun) // OK
//sampleEnd
println("result = $result")
}
Note that a function type with no receiver is inferred by default, even if a variable is initialized with a reference to an extension function. To alter that, specify the variable type explicitly.
Invoking a function type instance
A value of a function type can be invoked by using its invoke(...)
operator: f.invoke(x)
or just f(x)
.
If the value has a receiver type, the receiver object should be passed as the first argument.
Another way to invoke a value of a function type with receiver is to prepend it with the receiver object,
as if the value were an extension function: 1.foo(2)
,
Example:
fun main(args: Array<String>) {
//sampleStart
val stringPlus: (String, String) -> String = String::plus
val intPlus: Int.(Int) -> Int = Int::plus
println(stringPlus.invoke("<-", "->"))
println(stringPlus("Hello, ", "world!"))
println(intPlus.invoke(1, 1))
println(intPlus(1, 2))
println(2.intPlus(3)) // extension-like call
//sampleEnd
}
Inline functions
Sometimes it is beneficial to use inline functions, which provide flexible control flow, for higher-order functions.
Lambda Expressions and Anonymous Functions
Lambda expressions and anonymous functions are 'function literals', i.e. functions that are not declared, but passed immediately as an expression. Consider the following example:
max(strings, { a, b -> a.length < b.length })
Function max
is a higher-order function, it takes a function value as the second argument.
This second argument is an expression that is itself a function, i.e. a function literal, which is equivalent to
the following named function:
fun compare(a: String, b: String): Boolean = a.length < b.length
Lambda expression syntax
The full syntactic form of lambda expressions is as follows:
val sum = { x: Int, y: Int -> x + y }
A lambda expression is always surrounded by curly braces,
parameter declarations in the full syntactic form go inside curly braces and have optional type annotations,
the body goes after an ->
sign. If the inferred return type of the lambda is not Unit
, the last (or possibly single) expression inside the lambda body is treated as the return value.
If we leave all the optional annotations out, what's left looks like this:
val sum: (Int, Int) -> Int = { x, y -> x + y }
Passing a lambda to the last parameter
In Kotlin, there is a convention that if the last parameter of a function accepts a function, a lambda expression that is passed as the corresponding argument can be placed outside the parentheses:
val product = items.fold(1) { acc, e -> acc * e }
If the lambda is the only argument to that call, the parentheses can be omitted entirely:
run { println("...") }
it
: implicit name of a single parameter
It's very common that a lambda expression has only one parameter.
If the compiler can figure the signature out itself, it is allowed not to declare the only parameter and omit ->
.
The parameter will be implicitly declared under the name it
:
ints.filter { it > 0 } // this literal is of type '(it: Int) -> Boolean'
Returning a value from a lambda expression
We can explicitly return a value from the lambda using the qualified return syntax. Otherwise, the value of the last expression is implicitly returned.
Therefore, the two following snippets are equivalent:
ints.filter {
val shouldFilter = it > 0
shouldFilter
}
ints.filter {
val shouldFilter = it > 0
return@filter shouldFilter
}
This convention, along with passing a lambda expression outside parentheses, allows for LINQ-style code:
strings.filter { it.length == 5 }.sortedBy { it }.map { it.toUpperCase() }
Underscore for unused variables (since 1.1)
If the lambda parameter is unused, you can place an underscore instead of its name:
map.forEach { _, value -> println("$value!") }
Destructuring in lambdas (since 1.1)
Destructuring in lambdas is described as a part of destructuring declarations.
Anonymous functions
One thing missing from the lambda expression syntax presented above is the ability to specify the return type of the function. In most cases, this is unnecessary because the return type can be inferred automatically. However, if you do need to specify it explicitly, you can use an alternative syntax: an anonymous function.
fun(x: Int, y: Int): Int = x + y
An anonymous function looks very much like a regular function declaration, except that its name is omitted. Its body can be either an expression (as shown above) or a block:
fun(x: Int, y: Int): Int {
return x + y
}
The parameters and the return type are specified in the same way as for regular functions, except that the parameter types can be omitted if they can be inferred from context:
ints.filter(fun(item) = item > 0)
The return type inference for anonymous functions works just like for normal functions: the return type is inferred
automatically for anonymous functions with an expression body and has to be specified explicitly (or is assumed to be
Unit
) for anonymous functions with a block body.
Note that anonymous function parameters are always passed inside the parentheses. The shorthand syntax allowing to leave the function outside the parentheses works only for lambda expressions.
One other difference between lambda expressions and anonymous functions is the behavior of non-local returns. A return statement without a label always returns from the function declared with the fun keyword. This means that a return inside a lambda expression will return from the enclosing function, whereas a return inside an anonymous function will return from the anonymous function itself.
Closures
A lambda expression or anonymous function (as well as a local function and an object expression) can access its closure, i.e. the variables declared in the outer scope. Unlike Java, the variables captured in the closure can be modified:
var sum = 0
ints.filter { it > 0 }.forEach {
sum += it
}
print(sum)
Function literals with receiver
Function types with receiver, such as A.(B) -> C
, can be instantiated with a special form of function literals –
function literals with receiver.
As said above, Kotlin provides the ability to call an instance of a function type with receiver providing the receiver object.
Inside the body of the function literal, the receiver object passed to a call becomes an implicit this, so that you
can access the members of that receiver object without any additional qualifiers, or access the receiver object
using a this
expression.
This behavior is similar to extension functions, which also allow you to access the members of the receiver object inside the body of the function.
Here is an example of a function literal with receiver along with its type, where plus
is called on the
receiver object:
val sum: Int.(Int) -> Int = { other -> plus(other) }
The anonymous function syntax allows you to specify the receiver type of a function literal directly. This can be useful if you need to declare a variable of a function type with receiver, and to use it later.
val sum = fun Int.(other: Int): Int = this + other
Lambda expressions can be used as function literals with receiver when the receiver type can be inferred from context. One of the most important examples of their usage is type-safe builders:
class HTML {
fun body() { ... }
}
fun html(init: HTML.() -> Unit): HTML {
val html = HTML() // create the receiver object
html.init() // pass the receiver object to the lambda
return html
}
html { // lambda with receiver begins here
body() // calling a method on the receiver object
}


A capture file manipulation package. There a number of capture file formats that are used to store captured packets inside a file. This package allows detailed access and traversal of the structure of each of these files.
The package provides a base set of interfaces for accessing the detailed structure of a capture file, further detail with supplied interfaces is supplied with the file definition itself in jnetpcap.file.type package. At this level within the API, some amount of knowledge about the file structure is needed. The amount is detail required is still small compared to the actual complexity of some of the file formats. The section below describes the abstracted representation of the capture file structure used by this package.
The structure of each capture file, as presented by this package is as follows:


no references
referenced by:
label ::= ( [A-Z] | [a-z] | [0-9] | '_' )+
referenced by:
value ::= complex-value | atomic-value
referenced by:
referenced by:
anonymous-complex-value ::= dict | list | tuple | odict
referenced by:
referenced by:
referenced by:
referenced by:
referenced by:
key ::= identifier | text
referenced by:
referenced by:
referenced by:
node ::= node-braces | node-nobraces
referenced by:
node-braces ::= name '{' data-attr* data-item* '}'
referenced by:
referenced by:
referenced by:
referenced by:
nl-indent ::= 'new line + constant indentation relative to name'
referenced by:
referenced by:
name ::= identifier | string-key
referenced by:
identifier ::= ( 'unicode alphabetic char' | '_' ) ( 'unicode alphanumeric char' | '_' )*
referenced by:
string-key ::= "'" ( " any unicode character except ' " | "\'" ) "'"
referenced by:
atomic-value ::= number | text | date-time | constant
referenced by:
referenced by:
int ::= '-'? [0-9]+
referenced by:
float ::= fixed-point exp? | int exp
referenced by:
fixed-point ::= '-'? [0-9]+ '.' [0-9]* | '-'? '.' [0-9]+
referenced by:
exp ::= ( 'E' | 'e' ) ( '+' | '-' )? [0-9]+
referenced by:
referenced by:
text ::= '"' ( ' any unicode character except " ' | '\"' ) '"'
referenced by:
referenced by:
referenced by:
year ::= 'unsigned int value: year > 0'
referenced by:
month ::= 'unsigned int value: 1 <= month <= 12'
referenced by:
day ::= 'unsigned int value: 1 <= day <= 31'
referenced by:
time ::= hours ':' minutes ( ':' seconds ( '.' microseconds )? )? time-offset?
referenced by:
hours ::= 'unsigned int value: 0 <= hours <= 23'
referenced by:
minutes ::= 'unsigned int value: 0 <= minutes <= 59'
referenced by:
seconds ::= 'unsigned int value: 0 <= seconds <= 59'
referenced by:
microseconds ::= 'unsigned int value: 0 <= microseconds <= 999999'
referenced by:
time-offset ::= ( '+' | '-' ) hours ( ':' minutes )?
referenced by:
datetime ::= date 'T' time time-offset?
referenced by:
constant ::= 'null' | 'true' | 'false' | '-'? constant-infinity | constant-nan
referenced by:
onstant-infinity ::= '∞'
no references
constant-nan ::= '?'
referenced by:
binary-data ::= '|' 'Base64 encoded multiline ascii string'
no references
|
|


CSE NITS: Academia
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S1/REFLECT
# My Reflections - Sprint One
In addition to the challenge specific reflections, answer the following questions:
# Command Line Primer
### In a couple of sentences, how would you describe the command line in plain English? Can you think of an analogy for it?
The command line is a no nonsense, sensitive, and powerful tool. its very much like baking a cake,
just because you have all your ingrediants at hand dosent mean you can just conjure up a delicious cake, one must and the ingresiants
in the correct order or you will end up with trash.
### Did you stick to the timebox guidelines? If not, what change would you make next time?
nope i did not stick to the timeline. next time i will not leave the house half way through a project. next time ill do it 100% before i go anywhere.
### Name 5 commands you used, and what they do
ls (the ls command displays everything in your directory)
cd (cd is the command for changing directorys)
cd ..(this will make you jump back one pace in the directory)
git commit (this will kinda save a copy of your work from gitbash on to github) honestly im unsure of what it really does.
touch (touch will create a file wherever you are in your directory)
# Install and Explore Git
### Whats the difference between git and GitHub?
git is a desktop command line application/tool where as Github is an web based file host where devolpervers from all over share and download projects. (hentai).
### Can you think of an analogy to describe them?
git is the physicall human boday and github is the spiritual plane that we all co exits on.
### What did you notice about your own learning? What did you do when you were confused or blocked?
? i feel like i should of remembered all the comands from yours video and the above links by now,
but as you said in the video its 2020 baby just google it.
### Is there anything you'd do differently if you were to repeat the learning exploration again?
maybe taken physical notes while learning the initial git command puerly because i absorb my info that way.
# Branch, Pull, Merge
### What is Master?
Master is your main body of work, the central respotory, its is the master branch
### Why create a Branch?
while collaborating with other people on a single project its easy to see how messy your projects could get if everyone was working on the same branch, so you create your own stem/branch so you can work without
convoluting the main project.
### How would you describe stage and commit to your non-tech-savvy friend?
after working on a body of work you will want to "Stage" it, take a step back admire the work you have done, check for bugs make sure everything is in its
right place before you save it or "Commit" it. now its commited it will act like a checkpoint in your work where you can fall back on if need be.
# GitHub Fork & Clone
### What are some examples of when you would fork?
when wanting to keep your main body work well preserved but also letting verious collaboratours edit their own forked copy of the master source
### Did you have any moments where it all clicked? What clicked?
its not magic. when i g
# Setup Repo & Create Blog
### Reflect on this activity. When did you feel frustrated?
na na its chill
### If you didn't already know that this is the way websites are made; was it what you pictured? How does the reality of this process differ from your preconceptions?
yea pretty much
# Thinking like a programmer
### What is your process so far for solving problems?
coffee/ try to figure it out on my own with the referances givin and if all else fails google
# Introduce yourself
Kia Ora yall im Niko. i reside in a warm and cosy flat in the Banks Peninsula. My mother and all my younger siblings (5 in total) live just around the hill, where as my older brother lives up in Auckland, i love them all. i suck at writing. at heart im a creative but the idea on selling my "art" kinda makes me sick. i love music movies and cooking more than Kanye loves Kanye. ive been in hospo for about a decade and ive had enough!
I dont think very highly of myself but the people who are close to me tell me that im a chaotic/kind/proud/loud/spicy/contrarian, i cant really argue that. When it come to values im pretty basic, FREEDOM AND EQUALITY for all. :heart:.. thank you for listening and letting me be myself.
### What was it like trying to summarise yourself to a group of strangers?
not nice its really tricky to have to find my own identity for the sake of others
### Could you feel your ego? Were you self conscious?
hahahahhahaha yes and yes.
CHURCH


Class nickcv\mandrill\Message
| Inheritance | nickcv\mandrill\Message » yii\mail\BaseMessage |
|---|
Message is the class that is used to store the data of an email message that will be sent through Mandrill API.
Public Methods
| Method | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|
| attach() | Attaches existing file to the email message. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| attachContent() | Attach specified content as file for the email message. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| disableAsync() | Disables async sending the this message. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| disableTemplateDefaults() | Disable the use of template defaults. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| embed() | Embeds an image in the email message. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| embedContent() | Embed a binary as an image in the message. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| enableAsync() | Enables async sending for this message. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| enableTemplateDefaults() | Enable the use of template defaults. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getAttachments() | Returns the attachments array. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getBcc() | Returns an array of email addresses in the following format: | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getCc() | Returns an array of email addresses in the following format: | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getCharset() | Mandrill does not let users set a charset. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getEmbeddedContent() | Returns the images array. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getFrom() | Returns the from email address in this format: | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getGlobalMergeVars() | Returns the global merge vars that will be submitted to mandrill. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getHtmlBody() | Returns the html purified version of the html body. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getMandrillMessageArray() | Returns the array used by the Mandrill Class to initialize a message and submit it. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getReplyTo() | Returns an array of email addresses in the following format: | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getSubject() | Returns the html-encoded subject. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getTags() | Returns the list of tags you already set for this message. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getTemplateContent() | Returns the dynamic content used to replace blocks in the template. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getTemplateName() | Returns the name of the mandrill template to be used. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getTextBody() | Returns the html-purified version of the raw text body. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| getTo() | Returns an array of email addresses in the following format: | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| isAsync() | Tells whether or not the message will be sent asynchronously. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setBcc() | Sets the message recipient(s). | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setCc() | Sets the message recipient(s). | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setCharset() | Mandrill does not let users set a charset. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setFrom() | Sets the message sender. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setGlobalMergeVars() | Adds the given merge vars to the global merge vars array. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setHtmlBody() | Sets the html body. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setReplyTo() | Sets the message recipient(s). | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setSubject() | Sets the message subject. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setTags() | Mandrill lets you use tags to categorize your messages, making it much easier to find the messages your are looking for within their website dashboard. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setTemplateData() | Sets the data to be used by the Mandrill template system. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setTextBody() | Sets the raw text body. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| setTo() | Sets the message recipient(s). | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
| toString() | Returns the string representation of this message. | nickcv\mandrill\Message |
Method Details
Attaches existing file to the email message.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getAttachments() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message attach( $fileName, array $options = [] ) | ||
| $fileName | string | Full file name |
| $options | array | Options for embed file. Valid options are:
|
Attach specified content as file for the email message.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getAttachments() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message attachContent( $content, array $options = [] ) | ||
| $content | string | Attachment file content. |
| $options | array | Options for embed file. Valid options are:
|
Disables async sending the this message.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message disableAsync( ) |
Disable the use of template defaults.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message disableTemplateDefaults( ) |
Embeds an image in the email message.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getEmbeddedContent() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message embed( $fileName, array $options = [] ) | ||
| $fileName | string | File name. |
| $options | array | Options for embed file. Valid options are:
|
Embed a binary as an image in the message.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getEmbeddedContent() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message embedContent( $content, array $options = [] ) | ||
| $content | string | Attachment file content. |
| $options | array | Options for embed file. Valid options are:
|
Enables async sending for this message.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message enableAsync( ) |
Enable the use of template defaults.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message enableTemplateDefaults( ) |
Returns the attachments array.
See also:
- nickcv\mandrill\Message::attach() setter for file name.
- nickcv\mandrill\Message::attachContent() setter for binary.
| array getAttachments( ) |
Returns an array of email addresses in the following format:
[
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>//in case no recipient name was submitted
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>=> 'John Doe', //in case a recipient name was submitted
]
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::setBcc() setter.
| array getBcc( ) |
Returns an array of email addresses in the following format:
[
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>//in case no recipient name was submitted
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>=> 'John Doe', //in case a recipient name was submitted
]
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::setCc() setter.
| array getCc( ) |
Mandrill does not let users set a charset.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::setCharset() setter.
| null getCharset( ) |
Returns the images array.
See also:
- nickcv\mandrill\Message::embed() setter for file name.
- nickcv\mandrill\Message::embedContent() setter for binary.
| array getEmbeddedContent( ) | ||
| return | array | List of embedded content |
|---|
Returns the from email address in this format:
Sender Name<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The default value for the sender name is the application name
configuration parameter inside config/web.php
.
The default value for the sender address is the adminEmail parameter
inside config/params.php
.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::setFrom() setter.
| string getFrom( ) |
Returns the global merge vars that will be submitted to mandrill.
| array getGlobalMergeVars( ) |
Returns the html purified version of the html body.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::setHtmlBody() setter.
| string getHtmlBody( ) |
Returns the array used by the Mandrill Class to initialize a message and submit it.
| array getMandrillMessageArray( ) |
Returns an array of email addresses in the following format:
[
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>//in case no recipient name was submitted
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>=> 'John Doe', //in case a recipient name was submitted
]
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::setReplyTo() setter.
| array getReplyTo( ) |
Returns the html-encoded subject.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::setSubject() setter.
| string getSubject( ) |
Returns the list of tags you already set for this message.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::setTags() setter.
| array getTags( ) | ||
| return | array | The list of tags |
|---|
Returns the dynamic content used to replace blocks in the template.
| array getTemplateContent( ) |
Returns the name of the mandrill template to be used.
| string getTemplateName( ) |
Returns the html-purified version of the raw text body.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::setTextBody() setter.
| string getTextBody( ) |
Returns an array of email addresses in the following format:
[
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>//in case no recipient name was submitted
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>=> 'John Doe', //in case a recipient name was submitted
]
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::setTo() setter.
| array getTo( ) |
Tells whether or not the message will be sent asynchronously.
| boolean isAsync( ) |
Sets the message recipient(s).
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getBcc() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setBcc( $bcc ) | ||
| $bcc | string|array | Bcc email address.
You may pass an array of addresses if multiple recipients should receive this message.
You may also specify receiver name in addition to email address using format:
|
Sets the message recipient(s).
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getCc() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setCc( $cc ) | ||
| $cc | string|array | Cc email address.
You may pass an array of addresses if multiple recipients should receive this message.
You may also specify receiver name in addition to email address using format:
|
Mandrill does not let users set a charset.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getCharset() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setCharset( $charset ) | ||
| $charset | string | Character set name. |
Sets the message sender.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getFrom() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setFrom( $from ) | ||
| $from | string|array | Sender email address.
You may specify sender name in addition to email address using format:
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Adds the given merge vars to the global merge vars array.
Merge vars are case insensitive and cannot start with _
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setGlobalMergeVars( array $mergeVars ) | ||
| $mergeVars | array |
Sets the html body.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getHtmlBody() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setHtmlBody( $html ) | ||
| $html | string | The html will be purified. |
Sets the message recipient(s).
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getReplyTo() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setReplyTo( $replyTo ) | ||
| $replyTo | string|array | Reply-To email address.
You may pass an array of addresses if multiple recipients should receive this message.
You may also specify receiver name in addition to email address using format:
|
Sets the message subject.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getSubject() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setSubject( $subject ) | ||
| $subject | string | The subject will be trimmed and html-encoded. |
Mandrill lets you use tags to categorize your messages, making it much easier to find the messages your are looking for within their website dashboard.
Stats are accumulated within mandrill using tags, though they only store the first 100 they see, so this should not be unique or change frequently. Tags should be 50 characters or less. Any tags starting with an underscore are reserved for internal use and will be ignored.
Some common tags include registration and password reset.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getTags() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setTags( $tag ) | ||
| $tag | string|array | Tag or list of tags |
Sets the data to be used by the Mandrill template system.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setTemplateData( $templateName, array $templateContent = [] ) | ||
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| $templateContent | array |
Sets the raw text body.
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getTextBody() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setTextBody( $text ) | ||
| $text | string | The text will be purified. |
Sets the message recipient(s).
See also nickcv\mandrill\Message::getTo() getter.
| nickcv\mandrill\Message setTo( $to ) | ||
| $to | string|array | Receiver email address.
You may pass an array of addresses if multiple recipients should receive this message.
You may also specify receiver name in addition to email address using format:
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Returns the string representation of this message.
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Salah (صَلاة) means prayer in Arabic.
Surah al-Fatihah (سورة ٱلْفَاتِحَة) consists of 7 Ayah (آية) (verses) which are to do with prayer, guidance and mercy.
Surah 1:1-7
1|1|In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful.
1|2|Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds.
1|3|The Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
1|4|Master of the Day of Judgment.
1|5|It is You we worship, and upon You we call for help.
1|6|Guide us to the straight path.
1|7|The path of those You have blessed, not of those against whom there is anger, nor of those who are misguided.
Direction of salah must face towards the Kaaba (الكعبة). Qibla (قبلة) is a word which means 'direction' and we use the phrase 'the qibla' (القبلة) to mean 'the direction of the Kaaba'.
Surah 2:144
We have seen your face turned towards the heaven. So We will turn you towards a direction that will satisfy you. So turn your face towards the Sacred Mosque. And wherever you may be, turn your faces towards it. Those who were given the Book know that it is the Truth from their Lord; and Allah is not unaware of what they do.
Surah 4:43 O you who believe!  If you are sick, or traveling, or one of you comes from the toilet, or you have had intercourse with women, and cannot find water, find clean sand and wipe your faces and your hands with it. Allah is Pardoning and Forgiving. Surah 5:6 O you who believe! When you rise to pray, wash your faces and your hands and arms to the elbows, and wipe your heads, and your feet to the ankles. If you had intercourse, then purify yourselves. If you are ill, or travelling, or one of you returns from the toilet, or you had contact with women, and could not find water, then use some clean sand and wipe your faces and hands with it. Allah does not intend to burden you, but He intends to purify you, and to complete His blessing upon you, that you may be thankful.
Surah 112
In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful.
112|1|Say, “He is Allah, the One.
112|2|Allah, the Absolute.
112|3|He begets not, nor was He begotten.
112|4|And there is none comparable to Him.”
Surah 113
In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful.
113|1|Say, “I take refuge with the Lord of Daybreak.
113|2|From the evil of what He created.
113|3|And from the evil of the darkness as it gathers.
113|4|And from the evil of those who practice sorcery.
113|5|And from the evil of an envious when he envies.”
Surah 114
In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful.
114|1|Say, “I seek refuge in the Lord of mankind.
114|2|The King of mankind.
114|3|The God of mankind.
114|4|From the evil of the sneaky whisperer.
114|5|Who whispers into the hearts of people.
114|6|From among jinn and among people.”


World Music API version v1
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This is an example of a music API.
- environment: required (one of stg, dev, test, prod)
- version: required (v1)
Getting Started
This is a getting started guide for the World Music API.
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He is great at killing tanks especially if you are able to distract/kill the support. The problem is that it canít kill fast medium HP win conditions like Hog Rider and Battle Ram and cannot kill Siege win conditions unless you use a Mini Tank.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order beginner's guide and tips to know
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is complex and expansive, but this guide will help you get off to a great start.
by Brendan LowrySource: Respawn Entertainment/Electronic Arts
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is here, and it's significantly more complex than most other Star Wars games. Combat is methodical, worlds are plentiful in number and expansive in scope, and there are tons of puzzles to solve. This may sound daunting, but fear not, young Padawan, we're here to offer some advice. Here's a list of tips, tricks, and suggestions that will make your experience with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order more enjoyable.
Your new adventure awaits
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
Welcome to the galaxy far, far away
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is the first singleplayer Star Wars game in a long time, and thanks to its tense combat and expansive worlds, it doesn't disappoint.
Fight like a Jedi: defensively
Source: Respawn Entertainment/Electronic Arts
Arguably the most helpful piece of advice we can offer is to stick to a defensive playstyle. In Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, managing your health is very important, as safe opportunities to heal up aren't always available.
While you can get through some engagements with button-mashing antics, this poses a significant risk to your life.  It's much better to block and parry while looking for opportunities for counter-attacks, as these do increased damage and are safer than going on the offensive.
Always stay moving
Source: Respawn Entertainment/Electronic Arts
In lieu of the fact that the game is focused more on defensive play than offensive, it's important that you always stay on the move during combat.  However, if you're constantly shifting position, foes will be forced to attack you from a single angle, which is much easier to defend against. Good movement can also open up opportunities to knock foes into ennvironmental hazards, such as large pits.
Use the Force creatively, and as often as you can
Source: Respawn Entertainment/Electronic Arts
While it's tempting to slice up stormtroopers with your lightsaber for the entirety of your playtime, the various Force abilities you can unlock in the game are extremely useful and should be used often.
For example, if you're having trouble dealing with a crowd of foes, you can use Force Push to on one or more of the enemies so that you can engage each individual opponent easier. On top of that, you can also use the Force to set up combos with your lightsaber. For instance, the Howling Pull ability can be used to forcibly jerk a group of enemies towards where you are, making them easy targets for some saber strikes. Keep your eye out for creative Force power uses like this.
Pay attention to BD-1
Source: Respawn Entertainment/Electronic Arts
While initially it seems like BD-1 is just your little cute droid buddy, he's much more useful than he lets on. If you're stuck on a puzzle, you can prompt Cal, the game's protagonist, to discuss the puzzle with BD-1. This will lead to a hint being spoken, which you can then use to hopefully figure out the solution to the puzzle.
On top of this, BD-1 also can scan enemy corpses. This gives you a detailed dossier about that specific enemy type and what their weaknesses are, which can then make combat against them in the future much less painful.
Know when to use different lightsaber types
Source: Respawn Entertainment/Electronic Arts
In Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order there are two different types of lightsabers you can use: single-bladed or double-bladed. The single-bladed lightsaber is the default one and is best suited to one-on-one duels with foes. This is because it's quicker and more precise. The double-bladed saber is preferrable whenever you're up against a group of enemies, as its dual blades and wide attack arc make it perfectly suited to fighting several opponents.
You can engage multiple enemies with the single-bladed saber or one single opponent with the double-bladed saber fine, but making sure you choose the right lightsaber for the situation may end up giving you the boost you need to get through a particularly challenging area.
To use the double-bladed lightsaber, you have to find the parts for it. The place that you can do this the earliest is on Dathomir, although it's a very challenging planet, so be prepared for a tough time.
Explore, explore, explore
Source: Respawn Entertainment/Electronic Arts
When you aren't taking on the Imperial military, you're going to be traversing through the game's complex level layouts. While doing this, you should make exploring every nook and cranny of the area a priority, as there's a ton of good stuff hidden throughout levels. Things that you can find include chests that contain new cosmetics for you to wear, pieces of lore that flesh out the game's setting, and special pickups that will upgrade your maximum health and Force energy when you get enough of them.
Your thoughts
What are your thoughts on Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order? Was this guide helpful? Are there any tips that you can offer that we missed? Let us know down below.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is available now for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC for $60.
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Welcome to the galaxy far, far away
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is the first singleplayer Star Wars game in a long time, and thanks to its tense combat and expansive worlds, it doesn't disappoint.
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This section is an attempt to list all track races world-wide that have been held 50 or more times (meetings). It is based on the best information available to ADR but is undoubtably missing some races and may not have credited all meetings to the races listed. In some cases, it is difficult to trace a "race" through changes in organizing groups, venues, and other glitches in the series. In such cases, an effort has been made to maintain some measure of constancy in the series. Distances reflect the most recent distance/s for a series as these have often changed over the years.
Race dates and male/female winners/times for each race listed are sought. When a sufficiently informative set of winners has been collected, that race is added to the website. You can view the dates/winners for each race so profiled by clicking on the name of the race in the following list. If the name of the race is NOT underlined, then it has not been profiled yet. The last two columns are the number of dates and winners missing (profiled races only).
127 Grampians Stakes 3200m Stawell AUS OT Apr 1886-96,1898-1941,1946-2017 0 0 123 California vs Stanford Palo Alto CA/USA OT May thru 2017, quite incomplete 73 UCLA vs USC Dual Meet Los Angeles CA/USA OT Apr thru 2006, quite incomplete 66 Weltklasse Zurich Zurich SUI OT Aug 1928/2016y 0 0 66 Hyogo Relays 10000m Kobe JPN OT Apr 1952-2017 17 17 63 ISTAF Berlin GER OT Sep+ 1937/2017y 15 0 62 Janusz Kusocinski Memorial (various) POL OT Jun 1954-62,1964-2015,2017 1 0 58 Drake Relays (5000m) Des Moines IA/USA OT Apr 1960-2017 21 2 56 Znamensky Memorial (various) RUS OT Jul 1958-2001,2003-11,2014-15,2017 5 10 56 Zatopek Classic 10000m Melbourne AUS OT Dec 1961-2016 0 0 10 56 Kansas Relays 5000m Lawrence KS/USA OT Apr 1960-97,2000-17 34 0 56 Self Transcendence 24Hr London ENG OT Oct 1952/2017y 0 0 55 Kansas Relays 10000m Lawrence KS/USA OT Apr 1961-97,2000-17 31 0 53 Palio della Quercia Rovereto ITA OT Sep 1965-2017 7 7 52 Drake Relays (10000m) Des Moines IA/USA OT Apr 1966-2017 22 0 51 Dagens Nyheter Galan Stockholm SWE OT Jul 1963,1965-2014 0 0
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OT => outdoor track, typically 400m or 440yd IT => indoor track (entire track undercover), may be up to 400m but typically 200m or less c => this race series may continue after the last year given e => this race series may extend earlier than the inaugural year listed + => this race has been held at other times of the year, month given reflects the most recent running t => indicates number of times that are missing; the winners list is complete y => the Self Transcendence (ENG) races were held 1952-57,1959-74,1976-79,1981-82,1984,1989-2000,2002-date y => distance races at the ISTAF meeting (GER) were held 1937,1939,1941-42,1949,1952-54,1956-67,1969-71,1974-2006,2008-10,2014-date y => distance races at the Weltklasse Zurich (SUI) were held 1928,1935,1939,1946-47,1949,1951-52,1957-63,1965-70,1972-date
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Module coroutine
Coroutine Manipulation.
The operations related to coroutines comprise a sub-library of the basic library and come inside the table coroutine. See http://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html#2.11 for a general description of coroutines.
Type coroutine
| coroutine.create(f) |
Creates a new coroutine, with body |
| coroutine.resume(co, ...) |
Starts or continues the execution of coroutine |
| coroutine.running() |
Returns the running coroutine, or nil when called by the main thread. |
| coroutine.status(co) |
Returns the status of coroutine |
| coroutine.wrap(f, ...) |
Creates a new coroutine, with body |
| coroutine.yield(...) |
Suspends the execution of the calling coroutine. |
Type coroutine
Field(s)
- coroutine.create(f)
-
Creates a new coroutine, with body
f
.f
must be a Lua function. Returns this new coroutine, an object with type"thread"
.Parameter
-
f
: a function used as coroutine body.
Return value
#thread: a new coroutine.
-
- coroutine.resume(co, ...)
-
Starts or continues the execution of coroutine
co
.The first time you resume a coroutine, it starts running its body. The values
val1
, ... are passed as the arguments to the body function. If the coroutine has yielded,resume
restarts it; the valuesval1
, ... are passed as the results from the yield.If the coroutine runs without any errors,
resume
returns true plus any values passed toyield
(if the coroutine yields) or any values returned by the body function (if the coroutine terminates). If there is any error,resume
returns false plus the error message.Parameters
-
#thread co
: coroutine to start or resume. -
...
: arguments passed to the body function or as result of yield call.
Return values
-
#boolean: true plus any values passed to
yield
(if the coroutine yields) or any values returned by the body function (if the coroutine terminates) -
#boolean: false plus an error message.
-
- coroutine.running()
-
Returns the running coroutine, or nil when called by the main thread.
Return value
#thread: the running coroutine, or nil when called by the main thread.
- coroutine.status(co)
-
Returns the status of coroutine
co
, as a string:"running"
, if the coroutine is running (that is, it calledstatus
);"suspended"
, if the coroutine is suspended in a call toyield
, or if it has not started running yet;"normal"
if the coroutine is active but not running (that is, it has resumed another coroutine); and"dead"
if the coroutine has finished its body function, or if it has stopped with an error.Parameter
-
#thread co
: a coroutine
Return value
#string: the status :
"running"
,"suspended"
,"normal"
or"dead"
. -
- coroutine.wrap(f, ...)
-
Creates a new coroutine, with body
f
.f
must be a Lua function. Returns a function that resumes the coroutine each time it is called. Any arguments passed to the function behave as the extra arguments toresume
. Returns the same values returned byresume
, except the first boolean. In case of error, propagates the error.Parameters
-
f
: a function used as coroutine body. -
...
: arguments passed to the body function or as result of yield call.
Return value
Any values passed to
yield
(if the coroutine yields) or any values returned by the body function (if the coroutine terminates). -
- coroutine.yield(...)
-
Suspends the execution of the calling coroutine.
The coroutine cannot be running a C function, a metamethod, or an iterator. Any arguments to
yield
are passed as extra results toresume
.Parameter
-
...
: arguments passed as extra results toresume
function.
Return value
Any values passed to the
resume
function. -


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| Opcode/Instruction | Op/En | 64-Bit Mode | Compat/Leg Mode | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
0F 2D /r CVTPS2PI mm, xmm/m64 |
RM | Valid | Valid | Convert two packed single-precision floating-point values from xmm/m64 to two packed signed doubleword integers in mm. |
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| RM | ModRM:reg (w) | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA | NA |
Converts two packed single-precision floating-point values in the source operand (second operand) to two packed signed doubleword integers in the destination operand (first operand).
The source operand can be an XMM register or a 128-bit memory location. The destination operand is an MMX tech-nology register. When the source operand is an XMM register, the two single-precision floating-point values are contained in the low quadword of the register. When a conversion is inexact, the value returned is rounded according to the rounding control bits in the MXCSR register. If a converted result is larger than the maximum signed doubleword integer, the floating-point invalid exception is raised, and if this exception is masked, the indef-inite integer value (80000000H) is returned.
CVTPS2PI causes a transition from x87 FPU to MMX technology operation (that is, the x87 FPU top-of-stack pointer is set to 0 and the x87 FPU tag word is set to all 0s [valid]). If this instruction is executed while an x87 FPU floating-point exception is pending, the exception is handled before the CVTPS2PI instruction is executed.
In 64-bit mode, use of the REX.R prefix permits this instruction to access additional registers (XMM8-XMM15).
DEST[31:0] ← Convert_Single_Precision_Floating_Point_To_Integer(SRC[31:0]); DEST[63:32] ← Convert_Single_Precision_Floating_Point_To_Integer(SRC[63:32]);
CVTPS2PI:
__m64 _mm_cvtps_pi32(__m128 a)
Invalid, Precision
See Table 22-5, “Exception Conditions for Legacy SIMD/MMX Instructions with XMM and FP Exception,” in the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual, Volume 3B.


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var servicesModule = require('./_index.js');
/**
* @ngInject
*/
function ProductsService($q, $http, $filter) {
var selectedId = ''
var productList = [{
id: "1",
name: "product_1",
title: "The Grand Product #1",
description: ["Wayfarers Blue Bottle narwhal, chillwave mustache ethical Pitchfork Pinterest slow-carb viral before they sold out salvia brunch. Shabby chic mlkshk cred banjo, tote bag health goth iPhone American Apparel Intelligentsia mumblecore.", "Wayfarers Blue Bottle narwhal, chillwave mustache ethical Pitchfork Pinterest slow-carb viral before they sold out salvia brunch. Shabby chic mlkshk cred banjo, tote bag health goth iPhone American Apparel Intelligentsia mumblecore."],
class: "turquoise",
href: "app/project/product1",
imgsrc: "images/ang.png"
}, {
id: "2",
name: "product_2",
title: "The Grand Product #2",
description: ["Wayfarers Intelligentsia mumblecore.", "Wayfarers Blue Bottle narwhal, chillwave mustache ethical Pitchfork Pinterest slow-carb viral before they sold out salvia brunch. Shabby chic mlkshk cred banjo, tote bag health goth iPhone American Apparel Intelligentsia mumblecore."],
class: "purple",
href: "app/project/product2",
imgsrc: "images/angular.png"
}, {
id: "3",
name: "product_3",
title: "The Grand Product #3",
description: ["Pitchfork Pinterest slow-carb viral before they sold out salvia brunch. Shabby chic mlkshk cred banjo, tote bag health goth iPhone American Apparel Intelligentsia mumblecore.", "Wayfarers Blue Bottle narwhal, Shabby chic mlkshk cred banjo, tote bag health goth iPhone American Apparel Intelligentsia mumblecore."],
class: "orange",
href: "app/project/product3",
imgsrc: "images/browserify.png"
}, {
id: "4",
name: "product_4",
title: "The Grand Product #4",
description: ["Wayfarers Blue Bottle narwhal, chillwave mustache ethical Pitchfork Pinterest slow-carb viral before they ia brunch. Shabby chic mlkshk cred banjo, tote bag health goth iPhone American Apparel Intelligentsia mumblecore.", "Wayfarers Blue Bottle narwhal, chillwave mustache ethical Pitchfork Pinterest slow-carb viral before they sold out salvia brunch. Shabby chre."],
class: "pink",
href: "app/project/product4",
imgsrc: "images/element.png"
}];
var addProduct = function (newObj) {
productList.push(newObj);
}
var getProducts = function () {
return productList;
}
var setId = function (data) {
selectedId = data;
}
var getSelectedProd = function () {
var found = $filter('filter')(productList, {
id: selectedId
}, true);
if (found.length) {
return found[0];
} else {
return '0';
}
}
return {
addProduct: addProduct,
getProducts: getProducts,
setId: setId,
getSelectedProd: getSelectedProd
};
}
servicesModule.service('ProductsService', ProductsService); |


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