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Meanbase is a simple project to demonstrate Enterprise level Authentication System. Use this to jump start your projects in a state where you just have to add product specific features.
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Whether autocompletion search is initially active.
ID of the container to which the suggestion box is appended.
Defines which position on the target element to align the positioned element against.
Highlights the first suggested item automatically.
Defines if auto selection of items that are equal to the typed input is enabled. If
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A map with all behaviors that were defined for this widget. The key is the name of the behavior, the value is the callback function that is invoked when the behavior is called.
When enabled autocomplete caches the searched result list.
Timeout in milliseconds value for cached results.
REST endpoint for fetching autocomplete suggestions. Takes precedence over the
bean command specified via completeMethod
on the component.
The delay in milliseconds before an autocomplete search is triggered.
Specifies the behavior of the dropdown button.
Defines if dynamic loading is enabled for the element's panel. If the value is true
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the overlay is not rendered on page load to improve performance.
Text to display when there is no data to display.
Whether the text of the suggestion items is escaped for HTML.
Whether one of the available suggestion items is forced to be preselected.
ID of the form to use for AJAX requests.
Whether suggestion items are grouped.
The client-side ID of the widget, with all parent naming containers, such as
myForm:myWidget
. This is also the ID of the container HTML element for this widget. In case the widget needs
multiple container elements (such as Paginator), this may also be an array if IDs.
Whether a tooltip is shown for the suggestion items.
Position of item corner relative to item tip.
Position of itemtip corner relative to item.
Minimum length before an autocomplete search is triggered.
The text shown in the panel when the number of suggestions is greater than maxResults
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When true
, enables multiple selection.
Defines which position on the element being positioned to align with the target element.
Client side callback to invoke when value changes.
An optional callback that is invoked
after this widget was created successfully, at the end of the init method. This is
usually specified via the widgetPostConstruct
attribute on the JSF component. Note that this is also called
during a refresh
(AJAX update).
An optional callback that is invoked after
this widget was refreshed after an AJAX update, at the end of the refresh method.
This is usually specified via the widgetPostRefresh
attribute on the JSF component.
An optional callback that is invoked before
this widget is about to be destroyed, e.g. when the component was removed at the end of an AJAX update. This is
called at the beginning of the destroy method. This is usually specified via the
widgetPreDestroy
attribute on the JSF component.
Event to initiate the the autocomplete search.
Specifies query mode, whether autocomplete contacts the server.
Hint text for screen readers to provide information about the search results.
Height of the container with the suggestion items.
Limits the number of simultaneously selected items. Default is unlimited.
Ensures uniqueness of the selected items.
The name of the widget variables of this widget. The widget variable can be used to
access a widget instance by calling PF("myWidgetVar")
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Adding a Unit Test
This guide covers unit test file generation and organization. After reading this guide, you will be able to:
- Automatically generate a unit test file that will be placed in the correct location.
- Manually create a unit test file from a template.
- Manually create unit test files.
- Arrange your unit test files.
The way of interacting with the build tools has changed. Most of the generators are not included, which means that these files and folders need to be created by hand. Check out the Getting Started guides for which generators can be used. This guide will be updated as soon as possible to reflect these changes.
1 - Creating a Directory for Your Unit Test Files
When you first create your SproutCore application, directories are automatically created for you.
$ sc-init MyApp ~ Created directory at my_app ~ Created file at my_app/Buildfile ~ Created file at my_app/README ~ Created directory at apps ~ Created directory at apps/my_app ~ Created directory at apps/my_app/resources ~ Created file at apps/my_app/resources/main_page.js ~ Created file at apps/my_app/resources/loading.rhtml ~ Created file at apps/my_app/core.js ~ Created file at apps/my_app/main.js Your new SproutCore project is ready!
By convention, SproutCore assumes that all unit tests files are located in the tests sub-directory for your application (or framework).
my_app/apps/my_app/tests
Hence, create the tests directory if it is missing.
Unlike like most folders, SproutCore assumes that each file in the tests directory that ends in .js or .rhtml is a unit test. You can load each of these unit tests individually or as a group from the built-in test runner.
The files in the tests directory are omitted from your production deployment.
2 - Creating a Unit Test File
SproutCore unit test cases are coded and saved into unit test files under the tests directory.
It is good practice to group related unit test cases into a single unit test file. For example, all test cases for a login controller class should be saved in a unit test file called login.js. This is way, when a change is made to the login controller class, we can run all the unit test cases in login.js to verify.
In addition, it is good practice to group related unit test files into a sub-directory under the tests directory. For example, unit test files for controllers should be saved in the tests/controller directory. In this way, if a change is made to all controllers, we run the unit test cases in all unit test files in the controller directory to verify.
There are three ways to create your unit test files.
2.1 - Automatically Creating Unit Test Files
When you use the sc-gen tool to add new source files to your application, it will automatically add a corresponding test file added into the tests directory. For example,
$ sc-gen controller MyApp.LoginController
~ Created directory at controllers
~ Created file at controllers/login.js
~ Created directory at tests
~ Created directory at tests/controllers
~ Created file at tests/controllers/login.js # <== Generated unit test file
Your controller is now ready to use!
Notice the creation of tests/controllers/login.js.
Conveniently, the generated unit test file is built from a template:
apps/my_app/test/controllers/login.js// ================================================== // Project: MyApp.loginController Unit Test // Copyright: ©2011 My Company, Inc. // ================================================== /*globals MyApp module test ok equals same stop start */ module("MyApp.loginController"); // TODO: Replace with real unit test for MyApp.loginController test("test description", function() { var expected = "test"; var result = "test"; equals(result, expected, "test should equal test"); });
2.2 - Generating Unit Test Files
You can also use the sc-gen tool to create your unit test file by itself:
$ sc-gen test TARGET_NAME PATH/TO/TEST[.js]
For example, if you wanted to add a unit test file named views/login/render.js to your application, you would:
$ sc-gen test MyApp views/login/render
~ Created file at tests/views/login/render.js
Your unit test has been generated and is now ready to be configured!
render.js contains a sample unit test case to help you get started.
apps/my_app/tests/views/login/render.js// ================================================== // Project: MyApp Unit Test // Copyright: ©2011 My Company, Inc. // ================================================== /*globals MyApp module test ok equals same stop start */ module("MyApp"); // TODO: Replace with real unit test test("test description", function() { var expected = "test"; var result = "test"; equals(result, expected, "test should equal test"); });
2.3 - Manually Creating Unit Test Files
If you cannot or would prefer not to use the sc-gen tool, you can always add a unit test manually.
Just create a new .js file in your tests directory. It will be automatically run by the test runner when appropriate.
3 - How to Arrange Your Unit Tests
Unit tests work best if you arrange them into files and directories based on how you might want to run them together. Often, it is a good practice is to create a directory for each class you add to your app and one unit test file per method you want to test inside that directory.
For example, the unit tests for SC.Object might look something like:
tests/system/object/create.js tests/system/object/extend.js tests/system/object/kindOf.js ...
This way you can easily run all of the unit tests for a particular method, all of the unit tests for the SC.Object class itself or all of the unit tests for classes defined in the "system" directory of the target.
4 - Moving On
Once you've added a unit test file, now you need to write some unit test code. Learn more by writing your first unit test.
On to Writing Unit Test Cases »
5 - Changelog
- February 15, 2011: initial version by Scott Smith and Vibul Imtarnasan
- March 2, 2011: added filenames, fixed link in credits, changed
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Big Data at ONS
My name is Jane Naylor and I’m Head of the Big Data team at the ONS. The team was established in January 2014 and brought together staff with a mixture of statistical, methodological and IT backgrounds with an enthusiasm and interest in data science and data engineering.
The key aims of the team are to demonstrate the potential for using big data within official statistics, to investigate the methodological and technological issues and other challenges and to develop skills and capability within ONS.
We adopted a dual approach to this work; undertaking hands-on pilot work with new data sources, tools and technologies and also exploring collaborative and partnership opportunities with a range of different external partners.
I can’t possibly summarise everything that we have done over the past 2 years but hopefully this post will provide a high level overview of key activities to date.
What have we been working on?
Over the last 2 years, the team have undertaken a number of pilots to demonstrate the potential benefits (reduced collection/production costs, improved quality, new types of outputs) and also tackle the challenges (statistical, technical, ethical, commercial) of the use of big data within the production of official statistics. These pilots have also allowed the team to develop new data science skills.
There are many different definitions of ‘big data’ but quite simply we have interpreted it as ‘alternative’ or ‘new forms’ of data. Official statistics are traditionally produced using survey, Census or administrative data – we focus on data sets that don’t fit within these 3 types. For example, to give you a flavour, we have undertaken research to try to answer the following questions:
- Can geo-located Twitter data provide new insights into population and mobility?
- Will data on utility usage provide a good indicator of vacant properties and hence allow us to be smarter about the way we conduct our Census or surveys, i.e. saving the tax payer money?
- Rather than collect price data (that feed through to our economic outputs) by manually visiting stores, isn’t it more efficient and can’t we collect more data more frequently if we scrape prices from supermarket websites?
- Can Oyster card data from tube travel in London be used to understand travel and commuting patterns?
- What additional intelligence about properties in a certain area can we automatically gather from housing websites such as Zoopla that will help us when we undertake a survey or Census?
- By analysing the difference between the number of electricity meters in an area with the number of addresses can we identify areas where properties have been demolished, there has been significant development or where there are large residential establishments?
- How can mobile phone data be used to produce statistics for the population and population mobility? We haven’t actually had access to any data here but we have learnt a lot about the challenges of trying to do so!
It’s important to remember that in order to produce statistics using big data sources we are only interested in trends or patterns that can be observed at an aggregate level, not personal data about individuals. However, we recognise that accessing data from the private sector or from the internet may raise concerns around security and privacy. We have therefore only accessed publically available, anonymous or aggregated data within these pilots, All of our work fully complies with legal requirements and our obligations under the Code of Practice for Official Statistics and aspects of our work has been scrutinised by the National Statisticians Data Ethics Committee.
As well as exploring new data sets we have also investigated and developed new methods in order to process and analyse the data. We have used machine learning, clustering algorithms, text string analysis, data visualisation methods as well as traditional statistical approaches. In addition, the team are using new (for ONS), mostly open source technologies; we are programming in languages such as R and Python, processing and storing data using technologies such as MongoDB, Neo4j, Spark and Cassandra.
Who have we been working with?
We recognise that data science is multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional and we have been working with a range of different external organisations to learn from their experience and expertise, to coordinate efforts, to work collaboratively and to acquire data:
- Government: We are key players (along with the Cabinet Office, Government Digital Service and Government Office for Science) in the virtual Government Data Science Partnership that was established to explore the opportunities for data science in Government and to embed a data-driven approach within professions and departments. We have also engaged with specific departments to share experiences and expertise.
- Academia: Data science is a growing discipline within academia – recognising this we have worked collaboratively with a number of different universities and academic bodies.
- International bodies: We are contributing to international initiatives in this area such as a UNECE Big Data Project and a Eurostat Big Data Taskforce, working, coordinating and sharing expertise with other National Statistical Institutes who are undertaking similar work to us and addressing similar challenges.
- Commercial organisation: In some cases the engagement is focused on acquiring/purchasing data for research purposes in other cases to share experiences and understand how data science is impacting on their business.
- Privacy groups: Many of the data sets we are exploring raise ethical and privacy issues. At ONS we are committed to protecting the confidentiality of all the information that we hold and addressing issues around ethics and privacy. We have therefore engaged with a number of privacy groups and ethical experts to seek advice and feedback.
What’s next?
The work of the Big Data team continues. Many of the pilots described above will be taken forward and developed further over the next year. We will also be taking on new pilots and identifying new areas where big data can make an impact on official statistics. In particular the recent announcement of more investment in data science at the ONS following the Bean Review will bring us lots of new challenges and opportunities.
A key challenge will be to move some of these pilots from research into implementation – using the new data sources, tools and techniques within the production of an official statistic.
Want to know more?
More detailed information about a lot of the work covered in this post can be found on our webpage. Please also look for future posts about the work of the team or email us directly<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This post was originally posted in the GSS blog


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Brazos County
2017
Total Felonies Filed = 1245
Total Felony Dispositions = 1668
Total Felony Dispositions = 1668
Total Misdemeanors Filed = 3425
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 2616
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 2616
2016
Total Felonies Filed = 1766
Total Felony Dispositions = 1998
Total Felony Dispositions = 1998
Total Misdemeanors Filed = 3725
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 3483
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 3483
2015
Total Felonies Filed = 1635
Total Felony Dispositions = 1741
Total Felony Dispositions = 1741
Total Misdemeanors Filed = 3878
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 4164
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 4164
2014
Total Felonies Filed = 1831
Total Felony Dispositions = 1501
Total Felony Dispositions = 1501
Total Misdemeanors Filed = 4622
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 3980
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 3980
2013
Total Felonies Filed = 1591
Total Felony Dispositions = 1647
Total Felony Dispositions = 1647
Total Misdemeanors Filed = 4381
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 4208
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 4208
2012
Total Felonies Filed = 1599
Total Felony Dispositions = 1755
Total Felony Dispositions = 1755
Total Misdemeanors Filed = 4539
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 4389
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 4389
2011
Total Felonies Filed = 1761
Total Felony Dispositions = 1991
Total Felony Dispositions = 1991
Total Misdemeanors Filed = 4430
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 4460
Total Misdemeanor Dispositions = 4460


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Sina and Sokli joined the SLC staff in 2014. They attended Phnom Penh Bible School graduating in 2009 with degrees in Christian education. They married in 2010 and have two daughters, Solina, born in 2011 and Havilah, born in 2014. Sina grew up in a Christian family. His father has been a Baptist pastor for more than fifteen years. Sokli became a believer in Christ through the youth group in Kompong Thom Baptist Church. Sina and Sokli taught English at Clever Child International School in Kompong Thom from the time of their college graduation until they moved to the Shelter of Love Center. Sokli assists with gardening, food preparation, English and Bible teaching as well as house parenting tasks. Sina teaches English, preaches, does gardening and assists with woodworking projects as well as doing house parenting tasks.
Sina Mon & Sokly Chi - House Parents
Srey Nich joined the staff at SLC in 2013 after graduating from the Royal University of Phnom Penh with a degree in Psychology. She became a believer in Christ in 2007 through the youth group in Kompong Thom Baptist Church. Two older brothers were already believers in Christ. She is a special asset to the staff and the children and youth at the Center serving in many ways. In addition she teaches an evening English class at Clever Child International School, and works with the youth group at Kompong Thom Baptist Church.
Srey Nich Kim - Children Counselor
Bora graduated from the Royal University of Phnom Penh in 2001 with a degree in Math and in 2006 with a degree in Computer Science. He spent one year in Canada (2006-07) with the Mennonite International Volunteer Exchange Program working with a computer company. Upon returning to Cambodia he began work at the Shelter of Love Center as the computer teacher and in 2011 he became the Coordinator for the Center. He married Sophal in 2009 and they have two sons, Nathan, born in 2010 and Micah, born in 2012. He accepted Christ in 2001, and is the assistant pastor at Kompong Thom Baptist Church. He oversees the work of the staff at SLC, files reports with the Ministry of Social Affairs, which has oversight concerning children’s homes in Cambodia and attends their called meetings. He is the Center photographer, coordinates volunteer groups, coordinates needs of the college students in Phnom Penh along with their house parents, etc.
Bora Hem - Center Coordinator
Bunna and Pheara were a part of the initial staff at the Shelter of Love Center when it opened in 2005. Bunna earned an associate degree in accounting from Commercial Technical School in Phnom Penh in 1995. He worked as an accountant with the police department in Kompong Thom and followed this with other similar jobs until joining the SLC staff. Bunna and Pheara married in 1996 and have a daughter, Chenda, born in 1998, and a son, Bunneth, born in 2000. In addition to house parenting tasks, Bunna serves as the Center’s accountant as well as utilizing his many technical skills including mechanical, woodworking, gardening, carpentering, preaching, etc.
Pheara serves as the chief cook helping with the food marketing and food preparation along with house parenting tasks. Pheara accepted Christ at age ten after her mother became a Christian while Bunna became a believer when he was twenty having been introduced to Jesus by school friends.
Bunna Kree and Pheara Un - House Parents
Sokhiem and Chandy joined the SLC staff in 2011. Sokhiem attended Human Resource University in Phnom Penh graduating in 2009 with a degree in English education. They married in 2009 and have a son, David, born in 2010, and a daughter, Sofina, born in 2013. Sokhiem accepted Christ in 2010 through the influence of his wife. She accepted Christ in 1999 when her brother shared the Good News with her. From age 20 to age 30 Sokhiem lived in a Buddhist pagoda serving as a monk. Chandy worked in a clothing factory in Phnom Penh for two years and has developed excellent sewing skills by herself.
She assists in the food preparation, gardening and sewing projects as well as house parenting tasks. Sokhiem assists with gardening, woodworking projects, English teaching, etc.
Sokhiem Chin and Chandy Pen - House Parents
Sue graduated from UNC-Greensboro with a degree in Human & Environmental Science in 1959. She received Master’s degrees in Human & Environmental Science and English as a Second/Foreign Language from East Carolina University, Greenville, NC.
Sue was a missionary with the International Mission Board, SBC from 1993-2012. She began the Shelter of Love Center at the request of John and Anne Lewis, who have Faith Foundation. The Center opened in 2005 after 18 months of building five buildings, hiring staff and selecting children who needed a home where they would have adequate food, clothing, medical care, education and would be taught about the love of Jesus. She retired from the mission board in 2012 but continues to live in Cambodia working with the Center, a Christian school called Clever Child International School, which she started in 2010 and Kompong Thom Baptist Church. Widowed in 1989 she has one daughter, Joy, in Winston Salem, NC.
Sue Singleton - Founder


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Ex-Goldman banker in 1MDB case to face Malaysia trial next year
by The Online CitizenAn ex-Goldman Sachs banker will stand trial in Malaysia in April over the 1MDB scandal after he returns from the US where he has also been charged, an official said Wednesday.
Billions of dollars were stolen from Malaysian state fund 1MDB in a fraud allegedly involving former prime minister Najib Razak and his cronies, and spent on everything from high-end real estate to a luxury super-yacht.
Goldman’s role is under scrutiny as the Wall Street bank helped arrange $6.5 billion in bonds for 1MDB, and Malaysian authorities say huge sums were stolen in the process.
Ng Chong Hwa, a Malaysian former managing director at the bank, has been charged in the US and Malaysia over the scandal.
He was extradited in May from Malaysia to the US — which is investigating the controversy as money was laundered through the American financial system — and pleaded not guilty to bribery and other charges.
Malaysia had agreed to a “temporary surrender” of the ex-banker, also known as Roger Ng, for 10 months to allow the US case to proceed and he will return to his home country in March, prosecutor Zaki Asyraf Zubir told AFP.
“The prosecution (sought) trial dates in April,” and the defence agreed, he added.
Ng has also pleaded not guilty to 1MDB-linked charges in Malaysia.
Filings on the Malaysian courts website showed dates set for Ng’s case from April 13 to 15.
Malaysia is seeking $7.5 billion in damages from the Wall Street titan over its role in the scandal.
Last year prosecutors filed charges against three subsidiaries of the bank as well as Ng and another ex-employee over 1MDB. In August charges were brought against 17 current and former executives.
The bank has vowed to fight the charges.
The scandal played a major role in Najib losing power last year and he has since been arrested and put on trial. Next week, a judge will deliver a key ruling which will determine whether his first 1MDB-linked trial proceeds.
– AFP


HTML Basics: Understanding HTML and the DOM
26 Aug 2014To start, let’s breeze through a basic understanding of HTML. If you are reading this webpage
in a desktop browser, like Firefox, you should be able to view source, typically via the top-level
menu or the right click menu. You will see the text of the webpage interspersed with what are called
HTML tags, which are text strings prefixed with the <
character. Here, for example, is the source of this very page:
The tags are part of the HTML language specification - to put it simply, each tag has a name, and
a list of tag attributes. The tag attributes are specific as key/value pairs, in the form
key=value
.
Tags define a hierarchical structure - each tag is said to contain one or more other tags, and
the containment is shown by using pairs of opening and closing tags. Closing tags are written
simply in the form </tag_name>
- note that they start with </
and end in >
. Above you’ll see that the
opening tag is closed by a corresponding
closing tag. Note that not all tags need to come in opening and closing pairs. To learn more about which which tags to close, which not to, and why there’s a difference, read this good blog post on void elements.
A simple HTML document has the following structure - the entire document is contained inside the

tag, and typically, the
tag contains a minimum of two tags, the
and the

tag.
Additionally, well-formed HTML documents also declare their document type, which in the case of an HTML document is, simply, “html”.
By convention, some tags are referred to typically by longer names - the
tag for example is
called the anchor tag; any tag that is the letter h
followed by a number - like

- is
called a header tag; the tag

is called the list item tag, and so on. Frequently, if not
always, tag names are simply acronyms for the “long name version.”
References
The entire HTML specification will take a while to learn, but some good resources to start from are listed here:
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Our next lesson is on understanding how to convert this HTML hierarchy into a “DOM” - away of turning a page full of HTML text into something you can easily manipulate in a program.


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Healthcare facilities provide communities with access to health services. Unfortunately, natural hazards can severely damage or cause temporary shutdowns of these facilities, disrupting the normal flow of day-to-day life. As witnessed by the recent snowstorm and the subsequent power outages in Texas in February of 2021, damages to these facilities resulted in the loss of human lives and a disruption in healthcare services. Flood, a natural hazard, affects healthcare facilities at large. The rainfall triggered flash floods in the state of Massachusetts inundated healthcare facilities. This led to dozens of patients being transported to another hospital because of the hospital’s inability to function. Infrastructure vulnerability poses a threat to many countries and regions of the world where extreme precipitation is a common factor. Changing climatic conditions such as increasing frequency and intensity of extreme precipitation results in increased flood risk, thereby increasing the vulnerability of healthcare facilities.
Historical precipitation records provide a good estimate of the potential areas of high risk, which then can be used to assist in combating these infrastructural losses. Here, we explore the areas of extreme precipitation using historical precipitation data to identify vulnerable healthcare facilities across several states in the US. By applying several Machine Learning (ML) clustering algorithms such as K-Means, DBSCAN (Density-Based Spatial Clustering of Applications with Noise), and Agglomerative clustering to identify areas of extreme vulnerability, the results showed high correlation between extreme precipitation and high risk. We used precipitation data from the NASA Global Precipitation Mission (GPM). Infrastructure data was obtained form Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) for Hospital , Urgent Care Centers , Pharmacies , Dialysis Center Locations.
When focusing on the South-Eastern United States, as this region has historically seen extreme rainfall, we have found that different states experience different risks, impacted by precipitation received across months of a given year. This further implies that other environmental factors would also play an important role while determining the risk of a given healthcare facility (and the region overall) and would form the basis for our future work by incorporating the landslide occurrence data from Global Landslide Nowcasts from LHASA, a landslide nowcast model to better predict and rank high risk facilities.
We have implemented an easy-to-use interactive dashboard highlighting poentially vulnerable infrastructures focusing on the South-Eastern part of the United States. At the momement we are integrating the other regions of the United States to this dashboard, enabling local governments and administrations to identify potential areas of flooding and landslides.
This poster was presented at the 2021 Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Summer Meeting held virtually in July 2021. This poster is available in the ESIP archives.
We have submitted the current progress of this research project work to AGU 2021 Fall Meeting Abstract Submission


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File Manager
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Rss News reader
Designed a way for uses to add, search and view the news content/feeds
Entitlements
Redefined the IA of Entitlements and created the new way of viewing the Exchange and News data
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BY EDWIN JAHIEL
PLEASANTVILLE *** 1/2 . Written and directed by Gary Ross. Photography, John Lindley. Editing, William Goldenberg.Production designer, Jeannine Oppewall. Art director, Dianne Wager. Set decorator, Jay Hart.Costumes, Judianna Makovsky. Music director, Randy Newman. Produced by Ross, Jon Kilik, Robert J. Degus, Steven Soderbergh.Cast: Tobey Maguire (David/Bud), Jeff Daniels (Johnson), Joan Allen (Betty), William H. Macy (George), J.T. Walsh (Big Bob), Don Knotts (TV Repairman), Marley Shelton (Margaret), Jane Kaczmarek (David's Mom), Reese Witherspoon (Jennifer/Mary Sue).A New Line release. 116 minutes. PG-13.
Simplify, simplify! Exaggerate, exaggerate! Combine those strategies with skill and imagination and you can get immediate, public-pleasing results in comedy and satire. That's what happens in the case of "Pleasantville," the aptly and ironically named first feature by Gary Ross, the co-writer of the fantasy "Big," and the writer of the fanciful, political "Dave."
It is crystal-clear that Pleasantville is going to become a popular mega-hit and that just about all regular filmgoers know what to expect. Even so:
Siblings David and Jennifer are high-school seniors in 1998 and in an unnamed town They share the problem of an unhappily divorced mother and the problem of people their age. At a school assembly, the students are given a pessimistic report on the future: unemployment, AIDS, environmental disasters, etc. (This is not a gratuitous announcement, since its aim is to incite good grades that can make the difference in an increasingly competitive society).
Dave and Jennifer may be twins but have different personalities. The girl is what, way back when, used to be called "boy-crazy." Her brother takes refuge from the (presumed) unpleasantnesses of life by watching cable reruns of old, 1950s family-type sitcoms. An expert in the series "Pleasantville," he is about to enter and undoubtedly win the $1.000 first prize in a contest about "Pleasantville."
The two kids, following a nicely planned succession of events, and via a mysteriously appearing TV repairman, find themselves transported to and inside the "Pleasantville" sitcom, as the characters Dave and Mary Sue, the children of the impossibly neat and idealized (by 1950's standards pushed beyond their outer limits) household of Betty and George.
We are now in a Twilight Zone territory, but without that program's darkness -- at least not overtly. Getting from reality to fantasy also reminds me of the way Orpheus (in Jean Cocteau's eponymous film) goes to another world by entering a mirror.
"Pleasantville" reflects mores and manners of many a 50's sitcom, only taken to the limit. The opening, establishing scenes of the movie proper are in color. Set in April 1958, the program's world is, unsurprisingly, shown in black and white and shades of gray. What is surprising is that its world is strictly limited to the falsely "ideal," town of Pleasantville. There is nothing beyond its Main Street, which, reaching its end, loops back to its beginning. It is like those images of a coiled snake biting its own tail.
There is no history. There are no books, or rather, there are book covers of some major works but the pages inside are blank. The high school has a winning basketball team where everyone scores baskets. One may wonder which other teams they play. Or where anything --no, make this everything else, from clothes to cars to meat --you-name it, comes from. But then "Pleasantville" requires blind, and willing, suspension of disbelief!
The sitcom is sanitized to the nth power. This goes beyond pristine picked fences, manicured lawns and perfectly surfaced streets, streets that you could fry the proverbial eggs on, except that the year-round temperature is 72 high, 72 low and never a cloud in sight. (How do they know what clouds are? Never mind). Not only are there no bathrooms mentioned, but Mary Sue's attempt to find one results in an room tiled and empty.
At a good clip, Mary Sue and Bud affect the place from A to Z. Since they "belong" in the sitcom, no one sees them, as we do, like those wiser extra-terrestrials of sci-fi flicks. So what they say and do is not questioned.  Bud opens new doors, to art, to books (that have a content now), to feelings.
Among other transformations there is that of Mr. Johnson (Jeff Daniels), who seems to be a dimwit soda jerk until Bud, aware that Johnson has the repressed soul of an artist, releases it by opening his eyes with the gift of a coffee-table art book. If you use logic, you'll wonder where the book came from; and how its reproductions of paintings, from old to very modern, can affect so strongly a total visual illiterate. But the name of the game with this film is never to ask questions!
In another reversal, the local firemen do not put out fires, since these do not exist. Nor do they set fires, as they did in Ray Bradbury's (and Francois Tuffaut's) cautionary "Fahrenheit 451." They only know how to rescue cats from high branches.
Gradually, as the people of Pleasantville begin to change, feel and see new things, humans, objects, and nature go from black-and-white to beautiful colors. The colorizing does not, as a rule, affect the entire image but is applied to one item within it while the main view of the screen remains in black and white. Color shows up in often unexpected, symbolic places. The process is beautifully thought out and timed, superbly executed with digital techniques taken farther than in any film I can remember. Along with the invasions of color, natural phenomena such as rain also appear.
The first half of the movie is a delight, especially if you bear in mind that what it spoofs to the max is not really the life of the 1950s but life in certain 1950's TV programs. There is, however, a limit to one- or two-joke stories. The film's second part becomes increasingly like a view of 1950's society seen by militant eyes of the 1960s. The development revs up its parables, takes us into matters concerning reactionary socio-politics, the mistrust of "the other" and of non-conformism, racism, suppression of ideas (down to a Nazi-ish book burning), fear of differences, and so on.
Things become a bit laborious. The underlying idea that change is good and inevitable, is a good one. Potshots at the 50s icons are supplemented by sometimes overt, sometimes subtler ironies about the 1990's. They imply that today trends, fads and above all conformism are, under various guises, not unlike those of 40 years ago. It is a sound notion to suggest that in the 90s we can be as self-centered or obscurantist as the Pleasantvillers. But the movie might have condensed all this and made its points in under 116 minutes.
Still, I cannot give too much weight to this objection since this elaboration, dotting of the i's and crossing of the t's, is better than the ponderously encapsulated didacticism that opens and closes the Twilight Zone's episodes. Pleasantville-the-movie has well-meaning allegorical ambitions, as well as a very tricky and a highly imaginative structure surrounding its exaggerations and simplifications.
It also has, with no exceptions, a splendid cast that can be touching (especially the characters played by Joan Allen and Jeff Daniels), serio-comic (the siblings), oddly pathetic (William H. Macy, and the smartly conceived heavy, J.T. Walsh in his last role).
Above all, it is infinitely more original and inventive than the pedestrian, copycat movies that make up the great majority of what goes on screens small and large, in this our time.
" Le mauvais gout mene au crime" (Stendhal)
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linktitle: "05 Referee Report"
date: "2020-08-28"
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Purpose:
- To practice generating constructive criticism for imperfect work
- To link what we’ve learned in class to an original analysis
- To generate useful feedback for your peers
Key Elements
Summary of the paper – to convey to the editor that you understand the paper.
Major comments
- Big-picture things that the author could make to improve the paper
- 2-4 major comments is sufficient
- Not enough to criticize!
- Minor comments:
- Clarifying questions, areas that are unclear
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- Depending on paper, you could have just a few, or you could have a lot
- Don’t copy edit the paper!
What should this look like?
- All the components above
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 You look at the calendar and see the date: Oct 4. There's still a few days before you have to submit an idea for the hackathon.
[insert whether or not you watched hackathon videos]
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Another good turnout for Women Who Code. This time with a Q&A with Guido van Rossum. He looked into the crowd and declared it the biggest gathering of female geeks he's ever seen. Which I have mixed feelings about. On the one hand, great that we've got this community of coders. On the other hand, why is it NOT commonplace to see such gatherings at a size comparable to this?
Answering a question about what he would do differently if he were starting Python from scratch, Guido got a big gasp from the audience when he suggested that one would be using curly braces instead of whitespace. Whoa. I wish.


The Oakland Museum of California (OMCA) brings together collections of
art, history, and natural science under one roof to tell the
extraordinary stories of California and its people. OMCA's
groundbreaking exhibits tell the many stories that comprise California
with many voices, often drawing on first-person accounts by people who
have shaped California's cultural heritage.
However, when we visited the museum’s website we noticed that it looked
dated, had redundant links and buttons, did not provide enough
information on the mission and looked cumbersome. This is why we decided
to define a User Path and redesign websites main page and a few others
in specific to our User persona.
To redesign user path to make the experience better specifically to
improve experience in booking a field trip for a class.
After reviewing organizations, we felt this historic institution
could use help with redesign to help improve design which in turn
could drive more traffic to the museum.
Our ideal participants will be teachers who will navigate the path we’re trying to improve.
User tests were conducted with 5 participants. I like, I want and
What if analysis was done and Prioritization Matrix was worked on
based on their feedback.
This helped us in finding the top 3 key takeaways for website
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Competitive analysis was done with the website of American Museum of Natural History.
FIRST STEP : Based on the new User Flow, paper prototypes were
created. After validating the main concept, interactive lo-fi
wireframes were created using Figma.
SECOND STEP : User tests were generated on the lo-fi version to make
sure that new user flow solves the Users pain points.
THIRD STEP : After 100% success on User Tests, the hi-fi prototypes
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We decided to keep the original brand colors and logo. However, the
whole User Interface will now match the branding which is not the
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911: I missed my train
by The Canadian PressA 911 call from a woman who was running for a train has prompted police in Southern Ontario to remind people that the number is meant for emergencies only.
In audio posted on Twitter by Peel Regional Police on Thursday, the caller says she's in a taxi on her way to catch a train at Toronto's Union Station.
When the 911 operator asks the caller what she wants police to do, the woman asks if they offer "emergency ride services."
The call, which took place in October, ends when the operator tells the woman that no such service exists.
Const. Akhil Mooken says Peel Regional Police received more than 180,000 improper calls from the start of January to the end of October this year.
He says they included hangups, kids playing on the phone or other non-emergencies.


I bet most people have an idea for a movie at some point in their lives.
Most of those people would stop to consider whether their idea is actually any good before sending it off to a Hollywood executive, but not all of them.
One Hollywood executive has started a blog featuring all the worst (or best, depending on your perspective) film plots regularly sent to him.
Some of them barely manage to pass as plausible ideas, but the majority are hilariously terrible.
My favorite has to be the movie about cars that explode in 8 minutes.
According to an email from the Spread Firefox mailing list, subscribed to by anybody who plugs Firefox with their website, the download count hit a whopping 25 million just 99 days after the release of version 1.0.
With a beta release of the seventh incarnation of Microsoft's standards-ignorant Internet Explorer on the way this Summer, it's great to see Firefox fighting for a decent chunk of the market.
In celebration, a few items can be bought from the Mozilla store with a 25% discount, so now is the time to grab your Firefox logo t-shirts.
100 incredibly cool commemorative Firefox coins have been commissioned to mark the occasion, and will be given to the top Firefox promoters and community members.
When I bought this phone over a year ago, it was more a necessity than a luxury. My Nokia 5210, with it's rubbery exterior, had been the victim of a very warm radiator and no longer wanted to call anybody.
It wasn't the 128х160 pixel colour screen that sold it to me, or even the Java games and polyphonic ringtones. In fact, no matter what music they play, ringtones just annoy me and I keep the phone in silent mode.
The reason I bought the myX-6 was for its built-in camera. The screen is almost as large as screens you find on average digital cameras, and the phone takes photos at a reasonable resolution of 480x640 pixels.
A year later and the video-recording myX-7 has taken over, but I still haven't seen a camera phone that surpasses the quality of photos produced by the myX-6.
A few examples I took today:
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Thanks to its age and lack of a video recording facility, you can pick up a Sagem myX-6 fairly cheaply today. Definitely the way to go if you're looking for a cheap and effective camera phone with a decent size colour screen.
Quite a few people have noticed a shift in their rankings in Google over the past couple of days.
One of my larger sites dropped from 88 indexed pages to 57 this week, then returned to 88 yesterday.
Some sites have lost some backlinks and I've heard of a few unlucky sites being dropped altogether, which could be the early signs of a big update.
If there's one invention I want to live to see, it's Total Immersion Video Games.
If you remember the classic Red Dwarf episode, Better Than Life, and you should, because it was easily one of the best in the series, then you'll know what I'm talking about.
Better Than Life was a video game system that was able to totally immerse the player, placing them inside a completely interactive reality that existed only in the game. The game allowed players to live out any fantasy they wished, hence the name - 'Better Than Life'.
That game only exists in the realms of science fiction, of course, but the concept is rooted in technology available today.
Computers have been capable of brain wave interpretation for some time, although experiments were always fairly basic, involving little more than moving a dot around a screen.
A bit of Google research brought up a company who claim to produce some basic mind-controlled video games, but I haven't read anything about them until today and can't vouch for their authenticity.
Controlling a standard First Person Shooter (FPS) game is obviously a little more complicated than moving a dot around. Technology capable of recognising and correctly interpreting brain waves related to movement in a 3D environment is far away enough, and that covers only the basics of a modern FPS.
A playable game would have to include weapon/equipment control and interaction with characters, which makes things nice and complicated.
The technology to completely control a modern game with your mind is clearly some years away, but being immersed in a game environment is probably a lot closer.
Most decent gaming PCs are already able to display photo-realistic environments at high resolutions. If you haven't seen any recent graphics demos, take a look at this excellent example of what the Source engine can do. The award-winning Half-Life 2 was built on this engine.
To take advantage of these graphics in a total immersion video game, the images must be fed directly into the brain of the player. The technology to do this is already being used experimentally to allow blind people to see via a camera attached to their retinas, but the quality of the images doesn't yet come close to that of a standard PC monitor.
Time and research should improve this eventually.
The technology to both control and see the game with the mind already exists, albeit in primitive form, which brings us to allowing the player to feel the environment and complete the immersion into the game.
Even the humble Playstation comes with basic equipment to deliver tactile feedback to the player in the form of controllers that vibrate according to events in the game. One company even produced vests and chairs that provided physical feedback to the player.
If an entire suit could be produced to react to events in the game such as movement, physical contact and temperature, then we would have a basic 'immersion suit' for total immersion games.
That would be just one option. The other option would be to trick the brain into feeling various sensations by directly feeding in signals (as in The Matrix), but the suit technology is obviously closer.
The technology is still decades away from being used in the same way seen in that episode of Red Dwarf, but it does at least exist.
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At the core of Web3 is full support for the ISO Topic Maps standard, an international standard for the representation of knowledge models. Web3 also adds support for managing RDF data and for reflecting Topic Maps as RDF - enabling applications to take full advantage of the more comprehensive Topic Maps model while still participating in the Linked Data web.
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- don't forget to include your email address in the ticket!
新发现的问题应提交到
svn.boost.org - 不要忘记带上你的email地址！
Currently open issues can be viewed here.
当前未关闭的问题请见 这里。
All issues including closed ones can be viewed here.
所有问题，包括已关闭的，请见 这里。
Fixed issues:
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#4132,
#4123,
#4114,
#4036,
#4020,
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Improved error reporting when throwing exceptions to include better more
relevant information.
改进了抛出异常时的错误报告，包含了更多信息。
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Improved performance and reduced stack usage of recursive expressions.
改进了性能以及对递归表达式减少了栈的使用。
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Fixed tickets
修复以下问题 #2802,
#3425,
#3507,
#3546,
#3631,
#3632,
#3715,
#3718,
#3763,
#3764
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Added support for many Perl 5.10 syntax elements including named sub-expressions,
branch resets and recursive regular expressions.
增加了对许多
Perl 5.10 语法元素的支持，包括命名子表达式、分支重置和递归正则表达式。
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Breaking change: empty expressions,
and empty alternatives are now allowed when using the Perl regular expression
syntax. This change has been added for Perl compatibility, when the new
syntax_option_type
no_empty_expressions is set then the old behaviour
is preserved and empty expressions are prohibited. This is issue #1081.
破坏性修改: 现在在使用 Perl
正则表达式语法时，允许空表达式和空选择。 这是为了
Perl 兼容性而新增的，当新的 syntax_option_type
no_empty_expressions
被置位，将保留旧有行为并禁止空表达式。这是问题
#1081.
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Added support for Perl style ${n} expressions in format strings (issue
#2556).
增加对在格式化字符串中的 Perl 风格的 ${n} 表达式的支持
(问题 #2556)。
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Added support for accessing the location of sub-expressions within the
regular expression string (issue #2269).
增加对正则表达式字符串内部子表达式位置的访问 (问题
#2269).
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Fixed compiler compatibility issues
修复编译器兼容性问题
#2244,
#2514,
and #2458.
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Fix for non-greedy repeats and partial matches not working correctly
in some cases.
修复在某些情况下非贪婪重复和部分匹配工作不正确的缺陷。
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Fix for non-greedy repeats on VC++ not working in some cases (bug report
1515830).
修复在某些情况下非贪婪重复在VC++上不能工作的问题(bug
report 1515830)。
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Changed match_results::position() to return a valid result when *this
represents a partial match.
修改 match_results::position() 以在
*this 表示一个部分匹配时返回有效结果。
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Fixed the grep and egrep options so that the newline character gets treated
the same as |.
修复 grep 和 egrep 选项，以使得换行符的作用与
| 相同。
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Fixed broken makefiles.
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Fixed configuration setup to allow building with VC7.1 - STLport-4.6.2
when using /Zc:wchar_t.
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Moved declarations class-inline in static_mutex.hpp so that SGI Irix
compiler can cope.
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Added needed standard library #includes to fileiter.hpp, regex_workaround.hpp
and cpp_regex_traits.hpp.
-
Fixed a bug where non-greedy repeats could in certain strange curcumstances
repeat more times than their maximum value.
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Fixed the value returned by basic_regex<>::empty() from a default
constructed object.
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Changed the deffinition of regex_error to make it backwards compatible
with Boost-1.32.0.
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Disabled external templates for Intel C++ 8.0 and earlier - otherwise
unresolved references can occur.
-
Rewritten extern template code for gcc so that only specific member functions
are exported: otherwise strange unresolved references can occur when
linking and mixing debug and non-debug code.
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Initialise all the data members of the unicode_iterators: this keeps
gcc from issuing needless warnings.
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Ported the ICU integration code to VC6 and VC7.
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Ensured code is STLport debug mode clean.
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Fixed lookbehind assertions so that fixed length repeats are permitted,
and so that regex iteration allows lookbehind to look back before the
current search range (into the last match).
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Fixed strange bug with non-greedy repeats inside forward lookahead assertions.
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Enabled negated character classes inside character sets.
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Fixed regression so that [a-z-] is a valid expression again.
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Fixed bug that allowed some invalid expressions to be accepted.
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Completely rewritten expression parsing code, and traits class support;
now conforms to the standardization proposal.
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Breaking Change: The syntax options that can be passed to basic_regex
constructors have been rationalized. The default option (perl) now has
a value of zero, and it is now clearly documented which options apply
to which regular expression syntax styles (perl, POSIX-extended, POSIX-basic
etc). Some of the more esoteric options have now been removed, so there
is the possibility that existing code may fail to compile: however equivalent
functionality should still be available.
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Breaking Change: POSIX-extended and POSIX-basic regular expressions now
enforce the letter of the POSIX standard much more closely than before.
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Added support for (?imsx-imsx) constructs.
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Added support for lookbehind expressions (?<=positive-lookbehind)
and (?<!negative-lookbehind).
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Added support for conditional expressions (?(assertion)true-expresion|false-expression).
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Added MFC/ATL string wrappers.
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Added Unicode support; based on ICU.
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Changed newline support to recognise \f as a line separator (all character
types), and \x85 as a line separator for wide characters / Unicode only.
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Added a new format flag format_literal that treats the replace string
as a literal, rather than a Perl or Sed style format string.
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Errors are now reported by throwing exceptions of type regex_error. The
types used previously - bad_expression and bad_pattern - are now just
typedefs for regex_error. Type regex_error has a couple of new members:
code() to report an error code rather than a string, and position() to
report where in the expression the error occured.
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Fixed bug in partial matches of bounded repeats of '.'.
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Completely rewritten pattern matching code - it is now up to 10 times
faster than before.
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Reorganized documentation.
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Deprecated all interfaces that are not part of the regular expression
standardization proposal.
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Added regex_iterator and regex_token_iterator .
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Added support for Perl style independent sub-expressions.
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Added non-member operators to the sub_match class, so that you can compare
sub_match's with strings, or add them to a string to produce a new string.
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Added experimental support for extended capture information.
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Changed the match flags so that they are a distinct type (not an integer),
if you try to pass the match flags as an integer rather than match_flag_type
to the regex algorithms then you will now get a compiler error.


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McClanahan scores 26 to carry Nicholls St. over UMBC 82-72
by The Associated PressMONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (AP) — Dexter McClanahan had 26 points, Warith Alatishe as Nicholls State defeated UMBC 82-72 in the Jamaica Classic on Sunday night.
Alatishe finished with 11 points and 12 rebounds. Elvis Harvey Jr. had 17 points for Nicholls State (3-4) and Lorenzo McGhee added 13 points.
Darnell Rogers tied a career high with 23 points for the Retrievers (4-3). K.J. Jackson added 19 points and a career-best tying nine assists. Daniel Akin had nine rebounds.
L.J. Owens scored only two points on 1-of-8 shooting despite entering the contest as the Retrievers’ second-leading scorer at 11 points per game. He shot 0 of 4 from behind the arc.
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