find_field(3f) - [M_strings:TOKENS] parse a string into tokens
(LICENSE:MIT)
subroutine find_field (string, field, position, delims, delim, found)
character*(*),intent(in) :: string
character*(*),intent(out) :: field
integer,optional,intent(inout) :: position
character*(*),optional,intent(in) :: delims
character*(*),optional,intent(out) :: delim
logical,optional,intent(out) :: found
Find a delimited field in a string.
Here's my equivalent, which I've used for nearly 2 decades, as you can
see from the date. This doesn't try to mimic the C strtok (and doesn't
have its limitations either). It is in a much more native Fortran style.
It is a little more complicated than some because it does some things
that I regularly find useful. For example, it can tell the caller what
trailing delimiter it found. This can be useful, for example, to
distinguish between
somefield, someotherfield
versus
somefield=somevalue, someotherfield
Also, I have a bit of special handling for blanks. All the usage
information is in the argument descriptions. Note that most of the
arguments are optional.
from comp.lang.fortran @ Richard Maine
STRING The string input.
FIELD The returned field. Blank if no field found.
POSITION On entry, the starting position for searching for the field.
Default is 1 if the argument is not present.
On exit, the starting position of the next field or
len(string)+1 if there is no following field.
DELIMS String containing the characters to be accepted as delimiters.
If this includes a blank character, then leading blanks are
removed from the returned field and the end delimiter may
optionally be preceded by blanks. If this argument is
not present, the default delimiter set is a blank.
DELIM Returns the actual delimiter that terminated the field.
Returns char(0) if the field was terminated by the end of
the string or if no field was found.
If blank is in delimiters and the field was terminated
by one or more blanks, followed by a non-blank delimiter,
the non-blank delimiter is returned.
FOUND True if a field was found.
Sample of uses
program demo_find_field
use M_strings, only : find_field
implicit none
character(len=256) :: string
character(len=256) :: field
integer :: position
character(len=:),allocatable :: delims
character(len=1) :: delim
logical :: found
delims='[,]'
position=1
found=.true.
string='[a,b,[ccc,ddd],and more]'
write(*,'(a)')trim(string)
do
call find_field(string,field,position,delims,delim,found=found)
if(.not.found)exit
write(*,'("<",a,">")')trim(field)
enddo
write(*,'(*(g0))')repeat('=',70)
position=1
found=.true.
write(*,'(a)')trim(string)
do
call find_field(string,field,position,'[], ',delim,found=found)
if(.not.found)exit
write(*,'("<",a,">",i0,1x,a)')trim(field),position,delim
enddo
write(*,'(*(g0))')repeat('=',70)
end program demo_find_field
Results:
text
[a,b,[ccc,ddd],and more] <> <>
<> <> ====================================================================== [a,b,[ccc,ddd],and more] <>2 [ 4 , 6 , <>7 [ 11 , 15 ] <>16 , 20 257 ] ======================================================================
Richard Maine
MIT
version 0.1.0, copyright Nov 15 1990, Richard Maine
Minor editing to conform to inclusion in the string procedure module
| Type | Intent | Optional | Attributes | Name | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| character(len=*), | intent(in) | :: | string | |||
| character(len=*), | intent(out) | :: | field | |||
| integer, | intent(inout), | optional | :: | position | ||
| character(len=*), | intent(in), | optional | :: | delims | ||
| character(len=*), | intent(out), | optional | :: | delim | ||
| logical, | intent(out), | optional | :: | found |
subroutine find_field (string, field, position, delims, delim, found)
!-- Find a delimited field in a string.
!-- 15 Nov 90, Richard Maine.
!-------------------- interface.
character*(*),intent(in) :: string
character*(*),intent(out) :: field
integer,optional,intent(inout) :: position
character*(*),optional,intent(in) :: delims
character*(*),optional,intent(out) :: delim
logical,optional,intent(out) :: found
!-------------------- local.
character :: delimiter*1
integer :: pos, field_start, field_end, i
logical :: trim_blanks
!-------------------- executable code.
field = ''
delimiter = char(0)
pos = 1
if (present(found)) found = .false.
if (present(position)) pos = position
if (pos > len(string)) goto 9000
!if (pos < 1) error stop 'Illegal position in find_field'
if (pos < 1) stop 'Illegal position in find_field'
!-- Skip leading blanks if blank is a delimiter.
field_start = pos
trim_blanks = .true.
if (present(delims)) trim_blanks = index(delims,' ') /= 0
if (trim_blanks) then
i = verify(string(pos:),' ')
if (i == 0) then
pos = len(string) + 1
goto 9000
end if
field_start = pos + i - 1
end if
if (present(found)) found = .true.
!-- Find the end of the field.
if (present(delims)) then
i = scan(string(field_start:), delims)
else
i = scan(string(field_start:), ' ')
end if
if (i == 0) then
field_end = len(string)
delimiter = char(0)
pos = field_end + 1
else
field_end = field_start + i - 2
delimiter = string(field_end+1:field_end+1)
pos = field_end + 2
end if
!-- Return the field.
field = string(field_start:field_end)
!-- Skip trailing blanks if blank is a delimiter.
if (trim_blanks) then
i = verify(string(field_end+1:), ' ')
if (i == 0) then
pos = len(string) + 1
goto 9000
end if
pos = field_end + i
!-- If the first non-blank character is a delimiter,
!-- skip blanks after it.
i = 0
if (present(delims)) i = index(delims, string(pos:pos))
if (i /= 0) then
delimiter = string(pos:pos)
pos = pos + 1
i = verify(string(pos:), ' ')
if (i == 0) then
pos = len(string) + 1
else
pos = pos + i - 1
end if
end if
end if
!---------- Normal exit.
9000 continue
if (present(delim)) delim = delimiter
if (present(position)) position = pos
end subroutine find_field


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public class HGConfiguration
extends java.lang.Object
A bean that holds configuration parameters for a HyperGraphDB initialization.
An instance can be passed to the HGEnvironment.configure(String, HGConfiguration)
or
HGEnvironment.get(String, HGConfiguration)
methods.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
HGConfiguration() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
HGAtomCache |
getCacheImplementation()
Return the cache implementation configured for this
HyperGraph instance. |
boolean |
getCancelMaintenance()
Return true if HyperGraph will cancel maintenance operation when it is being open.
|
java.lang.ClassLoader |
getClassLoader()
Return the configured Java class loader for use by this HyperGraphDB instance or
null if no loader was configured. |
HGEventManager |
getEventManager()
Return the
HGEventManager to be used by the database. |
HGHandleFactory |
getHandleFactory()
Return the handle factory configured for this database.
|
int |
getMaxCachedIncidenceSetSize()
Return the configured maximum size of atom incidence sets that are kept in
RAM.
|
boolean |
getPreventDanglingAtomReferences()
Return
true if the system should detect and throw an exception
when a possible invalid HGAtomRef occurs. |
HGQueryConfiguration |
getQueryConfiguration()
Return the
HGQueryConfiguration associated with the HyperGraph
instance. |
boolean |
getSkipMaintenance()
Return true if HyperGraph should skip scheduled maintenance operations when
it is open.
|
boolean |
getSkipOpenedEvent()
Return
true if the startup process should NOT
fire a HGOpenedEvent so none of the registered listeners will
be triggered. |
HGStoreImplementation |
getStoreImplementation()
Return the low-level storage implementation to be used for this
database instance.
|
HGTypeConfiguration |
getTypeConfiguration()
Return the configuration bean for the type system.
|
boolean |
isKeepIncidentLinksOnRemoval()
Return
true if links incident to an atom are kept in the database
when that atom is being removed through the HyperGraph.remove(HGHandle) method
and false otherwise. |
boolean |
isTransactional()
true if the database is configured to support transactions and false
otherwise. |
boolean |
isUseSystemAtomAttributes()
Return
true (the default) if system-level atom attributes are
stored and false otherwise. |
void |
resetDefaults()
Set all parameters of this configuration to their default values.
|
void |
setCacheImplementation(HGAtomCache cacheImplementation)
Configure a cache implementation to be used for this
HyperGraph instance. |
void |
setCancelMaintenance(boolean cancelMaintenance)
Specify whether HyperGraph should cancel maintenance operation when it is being open.
|
void |
setClassLoader(java.lang.ClassLoader classLoader)
Configure a
ClassLoader for this HyperGraphDB instance. |
void |
setEventManager(HGEventManager eventManager)
Specify the
HGEventManager to be used by the database. |
void |
setHandleFactory(HGHandleFactory handleFactory)
Set the persistent handle factory for this database.
|
void |
setKeepIncidentLinksOnRemoval(boolean keepIncidentLinksOnRemoval)
Specify whether links incident to an atom are kept in the database
when that atom is being removed through the
HyperGraph.remove(HGHandle) method. |
void |
setMaxCachedIncidenceSetSize(int maxCachedIncidenceSetSize)
Set the configured maximum size of atom incidence sets that are kept in
RAM.
|
void |
setPreventDanglingAtomReferences(boolean preventDanglingAtomReferences)
Specify whether the system should detect and throw an exception
when a possible invalid
HGAtomRef occurs. |
void |
setSkipMaintenance(boolean skipMaintenance)
Specify whether HyperGraph should skip maintenance operation when it is being open.
|
void |
setSkipOpenedEvent(boolean skipOpenedEvent)
Specify whether the startup process should NOT
fire a
HGOpenedEvent so none of the registered listeners will
be triggered. |
void |
setStoreImplementation(HGStoreImplementation storeImplementation)
Specify the low-level storage implementation to be used for this database instance.
|
void |
setTransactional(boolean transactional)
Specifies if the database should be opened in transactional mode which is the default
mode.
|
void |
setUseSystemAtomAttributes(boolean useSystemAtomAttributes)
Specify whether system-level atom attributes are
stored - the default is
true . |
public HGHandleFactory getHandleFactory()
Return the handle factory configured for this database. If no factory has been explicitly configured, a default implementation based on UUIDs is provided.
public void setHandleFactory(HGHandleFactory handleFactory)
Set the persistent handle factory for this database.
handleFactory
- The handle factory instance.public HGStoreImplementation getStoreImplementation()
Return the low-level storage implementation to be used for this database instance.
public void setStoreImplementation(HGStoreImplementation storeImplementation)
Specify the low-level storage implementation to be used for this database instance.
storeImplementation
- public void resetDefaults()
Set all parameters of this configuration to their default values.
public boolean isTransactional()
true
if the database is configured to support transactions and false
otherwise.
public void setTransactional(boolean transactional)
Specifies if the database should be opened in transactional mode which is the default mode. Setting this flag to false should be done with care. It results in much faster operations (4-5 times faster), but it can result in an unrecoverable crash. In general this should be used when a lot of data is being loaded into a brand new, or a properly backed up beforehand, database.
Note that being transactional is not a property of the database instance, but rather of the current interaction session.
transactional
- public boolean getSkipMaintenance()
Return true if HyperGraph should skip scheduled maintenance operations when it is open. Return false otherwise.
public void setSkipMaintenance(boolean skipMaintenance)
Specify whether HyperGraph should skip maintenance operation when it is being open.
public boolean getCancelMaintenance()
Return true if HyperGraph will cancel maintenance operation when it is being open.  Canceling maintenance operations will delete them so they'll never be run.
public boolean getSkipOpenedEvent()
Return true
if the startup process should NOT
fire a HGOpenedEvent
so none of the registered listeners will
be triggered.
public void setSkipOpenedEvent(boolean skipOpenedEvent)
Specify whether the startup process should NOT
fire a HGOpenedEvent
so none of the registered listeners will
be triggered. This is useful whenever a HyperGraphDB instance should be
opened "merely" for examining/querying data and user-defined bootstrap
operations are to be skipped.
Note that setting this flag to true
is meaningful only
when you have defined one or more listeners to the HGOpenedEvent
.
For example, a brand new HyperGraphDB instance will not have any such
listeners defined.
public int getMaxCachedIncidenceSetSize()
Return the configured maximum size of atom incidence sets that are kept in RAM. Small incidence sets are kept in a (usually MRU) cache, which significantly speeds up querying. This configuration options defines how small is "small". The default is 10000 - that is, incidence sets of 10000 or fewer elements are cached in RAM the first time they are accessed.
public void setMaxCachedIncidenceSetSize(int maxCachedIncidenceSetSize)
Set the configured maximum size of atom incidence sets that are kept in RAM. Small incidence sets are kept in a (usually MRU) cache, which significantly speeds up querying. This configuration options defines how small is "small". The default is 10000 - that is, incidence sets of 10000 or fewer elements are cached in RAM the first time they are accessed.
public boolean isUseSystemAtomAttributes()
true
(the default) if system-level atom attributes are
stored and false
otherwise. When false, this means that all system
facilities depending on the availability of those attributes are not available.public boolean getPreventDanglingAtomReferences()
Return true
if the system should detect and throw an exception
when a possible invalid HGAtomRef
occurs. This happens when when an atom
is being removed, but here's a HGAtomRef.Mode.hard
reference to it. The
default is true
.
public void setPreventDanglingAtomReferences(boolean preventDanglingAtomReferences)
Specify whether the system should detect and throw an exception
when a possible invalid HGAtomRef
occurs. This happens when when an atom
is being removed, but here's a HGAtomRef.Mode.hard
reference to it. The
default is true
.
public void setUseSystemAtomAttributes(boolean useSystemAtomAttributes)
true
. When false, this means that all system
facilities depending on the availability of those attributes are not available.public HGTypeConfiguration getTypeConfiguration()
Return the configuration bean for the type system.
public HGEventManager getEventManager()
Return the HGEventManager
to be used by the database. The default is an
instance of HGDefaultEventManager
.
public void setEventManager(HGEventManager eventManager)
Specify the HGEventManager
to be used by the database. The default is an
instance of HGDefaultEventManager
.
public boolean isKeepIncidentLinksOnRemoval()
Return true
if links incident to an atom are kept in the database
when that atom is being removed through the HyperGraph.remove(HGHandle)
method
and false
otherwise.
public void setKeepIncidentLinksOnRemoval(boolean keepIncidentLinksOnRemoval)
Specify whether links incident to an atom are kept in the database
when that atom is being removed through the HyperGraph.remove(HGHandle)
method.
public java.lang.ClassLoader getClassLoader()
Return the configured Java class loader for use by this HyperGraphDB instance or
null
if no loader was configured.
public void setClassLoader(java.lang.ClassLoader classLoader)
Configure a ClassLoader
for this HyperGraphDB instance. The class loader is most
importantly used by HGTypeSystem
when loading
Java classes based on the classname<->HGDB type
mapping. By default, the
type system will use the current thread's context class loader. Setting a custom
class loader overrides this behavior.
classLoader
- public HGQueryConfiguration getQueryConfiguration()
Return the HGQueryConfiguration
associated with the HyperGraph
instance.
public HGAtomCache getCacheImplementation()
Return the cache implementation configured for this HyperGraph
instance.
public void setCacheImplementation(HGAtomCache cacheImplementation)
Configure a cache implementation to be used for this HyperGraph
instance.
cacheImplementation
-


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This class contains methods used to determine if the web services are available. They provide a wrapper for Apple example code used to ensure the device has access to the internet.
Inherits from NSObject*
Determines if the device is connected to the network.
+ (BOOL) connectedToNetwork
Gets the local IP address.
+ (NSString*) localIPAddress
Gets an IP address for a host.
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Knight's Tour Generator
Tourneys and the Fast Generation and Obfuscation of Closed Knight's Tours
|
Divide-and-conquer knight's tour and tourney generator. More...
#include <DivideAndConquer.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| CDivideAndConquer () | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| void | Generate (CBoard &b, CycleType t) |
| Generate a tour or tourney. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from CTile | |
| CTile () | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| ~CTile () | |
| Destructor. More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| int | Split (int left, int right) |
| Split coordinates nearly in half. More... | |
| void | Join (CBoard &b, int midx, int midy) |
| Join 4 sub-boards. More... | |
| void | Generate (CBoard &b, CycleType t, const CRect &rect) |
| Recursion. More... | |
| void | GenerateBaseCase (CBoard &b, const CRect &rect) |
| Base of recursion. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from CTile | |
| CBoard * | m_pTile6x6 = nullptr |
| Pointer to a 6x6 chessboard. | |
| CBoard * | m_pTile6x8 = nullptr |
| Pointer to a 6x8 chessboard. | |
| CBoard * | m_pTile8x6 = nullptr |
| Pointer to an 8x6 chessboard. | |
| CBoard * | m_pTile8x8 = nullptr |
| Pointer to an 8x8 chessboard. | |
| CBoard * | m_pTile8x10 = nullptr |
| Pointer to an 8x10 chessboard. | |
| CBoard * | m_pTile10x8 = nullptr |
| Pointer to a 10x8 chessboard. | |
| CBoard * | m_pTile10x10 = nullptr |
| Pointer to a 10x10 chessboard. | |
| CBoard * | m_pTile10x12 = nullptr |
| Pointer to a 10x12 chessboard. | |
| CBoard * | m_pTile12x10 = nullptr |
| Pointer to a 12x10 chessboard. | |
This divide-and-conquer algorithm used in this class was invented by me, the creator of this software, back in the 1990s. For more details, see Parberry, "An efficient algorithm for the knight's tour problem", Discrete Applied Mathematics, 73:251-260, 1997. It was also described in Parberry, "Scalability of a neural network for the knight's tour problem", Neurocomputing, 12:19-34, 1996. Loosely speaking, you divide a square chessboard into four quadrants, recursively create a closed knight's tour in each quadrant, and then join the four knight's tours by deleting four carefully chosen moves and inserting four to replace them.
Definition at line 48 of file DivideAndConquer.h.
| CDivideAndConquer::CDivideAndConquer | ( | ) |
Default constructor.
Definition at line 30 of file DivideAndConquer.cpp.
Generate a tour or tourney in a sub-board using divide-and-conquer. Requires that the board is directed, otherwise this function does nothing. This is a recursive function, but the depth of recursion is only \(\log_2 n + O(1)\) and the total work done is \(O(n^2)\) for an \(n \times n\) board (that is, time linear in the size of the board).
| b | [in, out] Board. |
| t | Tourney descriptor. |
| rect | Rectangle defining sub-board. |
Definition at line 52 of file DivideAndConquer.cpp.
Generate a knight's tour or tourney.
| b | [in, out] Board. |
| t | Tourney descriptor. |
Definition at line 37 of file DivideAndConquer.cpp.
Copy one of the base tiles in the base class CTile to a sub-board.
| b | [in, out] Board. |
| rect | Rectangle in which to place tile. |
Definition at line 143 of file DivideAndConquer.cpp.
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private |
Join together four tourneys created by the divide-and-conquer algorithm. Requires that the board is directed, otherwise this function does nothing. The base tours in CTour were carefully chosen so that they include the moves shown in the image below. This implies that all recursively created tours also include these moves.
We choose four of those edges \(A, B, C, D\) as shown at left in the image below and replace them with the edges \(E, F, G, H\) shown at right.
| b | [in, out] Board. |
| midx | Split x-coordinate. |
| midy | Split y-coordinate. |
Definition at line 107 of file DivideAndConquer.cpp.
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private |
Splits a pair of coordinates nearly in half such that both parts have even parity.
| left | Left coordinate. |
| right | Right coordinate. |
Definition at line 86 of file DivideAndConquer.cpp.


{{response.title = "The 90% Promise"}} {{extend "layout.html"}}
The Ship Spinning Inc. slot machines will always strive to provide a 90% payout ratio, with a 5% margin of error. The slot machine will also have a clear and visible current payout display.
In completely chance-based gambling, one of the most important statistics is the "payout ratio" or "payout percentage". This number is usually secret or obscure, since it provides a measure for the profitability of a certain game. That is, the payout ratio is the amount of money a player can expect to win back given an infinite number of games. You can read all about it here.
The reason this number is usually secret is because players, who want to win, naturally gravitate towards the games with the highest payout ratios. The payout of luck games is also strongly regulated in the real world to keep casinos honest. Since there are no such laws in Eve, gambling institutions are fleecing their players with apallingly low payouts.
We are up front and transparent about our payout ratios, and guarantee that they are somewhere between 85% and 95%, using up-to-date market data. Seriously, the station shuts down if it exceeds that range. Let's compare this side by side with some other Eve luck games.
Sources: SOMER Blink, Evealopalous, Lotto49.
I've got nothing against these fine folks, but these low payouts are just not cool. I'm sure you agree.
Evealopalous update: As Eep Eep of Evealopalous informed me in an Eve-mail, they pay out a fair bit above market value when people cash in the PLEX for ISK. This can actually be seen in my source screenshot (650m ISK). That leaves them at 650/682.5 = 95.2% payout. As such, though I am not completely removing the image (its data is still correct according to the market of the time), I am updating it to reference this paragraph. Thanks for telling me about this, Eep Eep!
Of course they do. In order to calculate the payout ratio of a station, we follow this process (sample numbers taken from the State of Honor station):
You will win more with us! The numbers say it, without any spin necessary. The spinning is your job.
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Anonymous CVS Access
This project's CVS repository can be checked out through anonymous using these details:
| Method | pserver |
| Server | cvs.xstream.codehaus.org |
| Username | anonymous |
| Password | (empty) |
| CVS Root | /scm/xstream |
| Module | xstream |
:pserver:anonymous@cvs.xstream.codehaus.org:/scm/xstream
Example
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| CVS Root | /scm/xstream |
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Inherited by ClassNamePatternConverter, and LoggerPatternConverter.
Protected Member Functions | |
| NamePatternConverter (const LogString &name, const LogString &style, const std::vector< LogString > &options) | |
| Constructor. | |
| void | abbreviate (int nameStart, LogString &buf) const |
| Abbreviate name in string buffer. |
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Abbreviate name in string buffer.
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An overview of the different types of banners that can be associated with a vendor account and displayed using the banners module. Five sizes of image banners are provided: Banner, MicroButton, Button, Block and Skyscraper. The Banner Type 'Banner' can be displayed either using a Banners module, or by adding the [BANNER] skin object to the skin applied to the site or to a page of the site. The [BANNER] skin object can be enabled or disabled on the Admin > Site Settings page and is a site wide setting. This can be set to either Site or Host.
Below are examples of the industry standard sizes for banner images. These sizes are recommendations only.
Banner: 468 x 60 pixel. The banner type called "Banner" can be displayed either using a Banners module, or it can display where ever the [BANNER] skin object is included in the skin applied to a page.
Micro Button: 120 x 60 pixels
Button: 120 x 90 pixels
Block:125 x 125 pixels
Skyscraper: 120 x 600 pixels
Script Banner: Script type banners can contain java-script which is executed when the banner is shown on the site.
Text Banner: Text banners can be either plain text or HTML. Stylesheet styles are applied.


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Types
All types, Enum, UUID, File, Boolean, Date and Time, Numeric, Other
JPA mapping
Ebean mapping extenions
Constructors
Unlike JPA Ebean does NOT require a default constructor. You are free to create entity beans that have a constructor with arguments.
Naming convention
Ebean uses a Naming convention API. This is relatively important as it typically
means we only need to specify a @Column name
when the naming convention
is not followed.
Similarly we tend to not require explicit use of @JoinColumn
or
@JoinTable
as long as the naming convention
is followed (which defaults to "underscore naming convention").
Collections
Unlike Hibernate the recommendation with Ebean is to use List
rather than Set
for mapping collections.
JPA Notes
Ebean uses the same mapping as per the JPA specification. You can learn and use the same mapping annotations. This is generally a good part of the specification and I'd expect this part of the specification to mostly stand the test of time.
There are some aspects where JPA is generally insufficient.
| Enum |
Enum mapping in JPA is poor. Ebean provides 2 better alternatives in the form of @DbEnumValue
and @EnumValue . We are monitoring the progress of this issue in the JPA JIRA issue tracker.
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|---|---|
| FetchType EAGER / LAZY |
JPA mapping encourages the use of FetchType.EAGER and LAZY which is contrary to Ebean's query approach which instead looks to optimise the queries per use case (and provides automatic query tuning by profiling the application). The use of EAGER LAZY mapping annotations is generally not useful when using Ebean. |
@Size and @NotNull
Ebean supports the use of javax validation
annotations @Size
and @NotNull
.
| @Size | Defines the mapped column width. For example, @Size(50) is equivalent to @Column(length=50) |
|---|---|
| @NotNull | Define the mapped column as non null. Equivalent to @Column(nullable = false) or @ManyToOne(optional=false). |
Current limitations
There are a number of JPA mappings that Ebean does not currently support but would like to in time. These are logged as enhancement requests.
| 116 |
Only single table inheritance is supported. There is no planned support for JOINED or TABLE PER CLASS inheritance strategies. |
| 1777 |
Only a single type converter per type is supported. JPA @Converter autoApply false is not honoured. This means that we expect a type to be mapped consistently for all properties that it is used. For example, we can't have two Converters mapping Boolean two different ways in the same Ebean database instance. |
You can review the entire list of outstanding issue and enhancements in the Github Issues
Refer to github issues marked with the Limitation tag.


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[gecode-users] Simpler examples?
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
zayenz at gmail.com
Tue Mar 18 07:13:11 CET 2008
I general, I think that all the examples should use the Options.java
file, since we want all examples to behave the same. Given that, some
explanation in the introduction page could be added to explain what is
done in the Options file. By cutting out all the parts of
Options.doSearch() that are not used for the queens-example, we get
the following code (with some added comments and reformatting):
// Modified from Options.doSearch()
public void doSearch(Space g, Stop stop) {
// Options class for the search-engine
org.gecode.Options o = new org.gecode.Options();
o.setA_d(a_d); o.setC_d(c_d); o.setStop(stop);
// Statistics from the search
Statistics stat = null;
// Number of solutions to search for
long nsols = solutions;
// Time the search is started
long startTime = System.nanoTime();
// Final time
long time;
// Construction of search-engine iterator
DFSIterator<Space> search = new DFSIterator<Space>(g,o);
// Iterate over all the solutions, until enough has been found
for (Space sol : search) {
if (print)
System.out.println(sol.toString());
if (--nsols == 0) break;
}
// Get and print all relevant statistics
stat = search.statistics();
time = System.nanoTime() - startTime;
System.out.println("Summary:" +
"\n\truntime: " + (time/1000000) +
"\n\tsolutions: " + (solutions-nsols));
if (stat != null) {
System.out.println(" \tpropagations: " + stat.getPropagate() +
"\n\tfailures: " + stat.getFail() +
"\n\tclones: " + stat.getClone() +
"\n\tcommits: " + stat.getCommit() +
"\n\tpeak memory: " +
((stat.getMemory()+1023)/1024) + "KB");
}
}
Hope this helps,
Mikael
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 6:15 AM, Malcolm Ryan <malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au> wrote:
> Oh, I understand the Queens.java file, but much of the search
> behaviour is hidden inside Options.java, which is harder to follow. I
> was hoping you could explain some of that code as well.
>
> Malcolm
>
>
>
> On 18/03/2008, at 2:28 PM, Christian Schulte wrote:
>
> > Did you check this one:
> >
> > http://www.gecode.org/gecodej/doc/PageIntro.html
> >
> > Christian
> >
> > --
> > Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
> >
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On
> > Behalf
> > Of Malcolm Ryan
> > Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 4:19 AM
> > To: gecode list
> > Subject: [gecode-users] Simpler examples?
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > May I ask that you add some simpler examples to the GecodeJ
> > distribution, which do not use the Options class included? By being
> > able to handle all manner of different search types, the class loses
> > its value as an example. It is hard to follow and difficult to see
> > which bits are necessary and which bits are not. A bare-bones example
> > would be useful. What is the minimum amount you need to create a
> > problem and then solve it?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Malcolm
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > Gecode users mailing list
> > users at gecode.org
> > https://www.gecode.org/mailman/listinfo/gecode-users
>
>
> _______________________________________________
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>
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| 002:024 Khan | : |
But if you do it not, and you can never do it, then fear the Fire (Hell) whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers. |
| 002:024 Maulana | : |
But if you do (it) not , and you can never do (it) , then be on your guard against the fire whose fuel is men and stones; it is prepared for the disbelievers. |
| 002:024 Pickthal | : |
And if ye do it not - and ye can never do it - then guard yourselves against the Fire prepared for disbelievers, whose fuel is of men and stones. |
| 002:024 Rashad | : |
If you cannot do this - and you can never do this - then beware of the Hellfire, whose fuel is people and rocks; it awaits the disbelievers. |
| 002:024 Sarwar | : |
If you do not produce such a chapter, and you never will, then guard yourselves against the fire whose fuel will be people and stones and is prepared for those who hide the Truth. |
| 002:024 Shakir | : |
But if you do (it) not and never shall you do (it), then be on your guard against the fire of which men and stones are the fuel; it is prepared for the unbelievers. |
| 002:024 Sherali | : |
But if you do it not - and never shall you do it - then guard against the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, which is prepared for the disbelievers. |
| 002:024 Yusufali | : |
But if ye cannot- and of a surety ye cannot- then fear the Fire whose fuel is men and stones,- which is prepared for those who reject Faith. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > الوعد والوعيد Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Promise and Threat أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > تحدي الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> Challenging the Disbelievers الإيمان > الغيب > النار > أسماء النار > النار Faith> The Unseen World> Hell-Fire>Hell Names> Fire الإيمان > الغيب > النار > أصحاب النار Faith> The Unseen World> Hell-Fire>Hell Fellows الإيمان > الغيب > النار > صفات النار Faith> The Unseen World> Hell-Fire>Hell Characteristics القرآن الكريم > حقيقته وتصديقه للكتب الأوائل The Holy Quran> The Quran's Reality and its confirmation of the Previous Books القرآن الكريم > محاججة المنكرين والجاحدين The Holy Quran> Arguing the Denyers and the Unbelievers
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The SQL statements shown in the previous section are executed on the current connection, that is, the most recently opened one. If an application needs to manage multiple connections, then there are two ways to handle this.
The first option is to explicitly choose a connection for each SQL statement, for example:
EXEC SQL AT connection-name SELECT ...;
This option is particularly suitable if the application needs to use several connections in mixed order.
If your application uses multiple threads of execution, they cannot share a connection concurrently. You must either explicitly control access to the connection (using mutexes) or use a connection for each thread. If each thread uses its own connection, you will need to use the AT clause to specify which connection the thread will use.
The second option is to execute a statement to switch the current connection. That statement is:
EXEC SQL SET CONNECTION connection-name;
This option is particularly convenient if many statements are to be executed on the same connection. It is not thread-aware.


This module exports the module:Map.Map class which implements a simple technique for creating a multi-key map in Javascript.
Javascript arrays ([]) and objects ({}) can have objects as keys but, behind the scenes, only string keys are supported. Objects are converted to string form by invoking their toString() method before being used as keys. This is often not the desired behaviour.
Instead of being a full-blown hash map which would require a hashing function to be implemented for all objects, this class instead uses the properties of an object to create a multi-level array where each property is used as a key at a specific level.
Suppose a Map is created with the key structure {a: "a", b: "b", c: "c"}
(the property values are irrelevant, only their names are used), this class will
use a 3-levels object with property a indexing the 1st level, property b indexing
the 2nd and property c indexing the 3rd. If we then call
map.put({a: "One", b: "Two", c: "Three}, "Test")
, the underlying object will be set to
the following: {"One" -> {"Two" -> {"Three" -> "Test"}}}
.
The advantages of this class over a conventional hashmap is that it covers a lot of use-cases with very little code. It is also quite fast with a constant number of operations for accessing the value of any key. Given the key structure, this class also supports selecting all associations reachable by following a prefix of the key; this can be useful in situations where the key is only partially available.
- Version:
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- License:
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- Source:


You have a great idea for a project, or perhaps for a product or service. But you need partners, and for whatever reason, you want to reach out of your usual network and find new contacts. Perhaps the best partners are in another industry and unknown to you so you use SARGASSO to get outside of your circle of the ususal suspects. Or perhaps you know exactly whom would be the ideal business partner but you would rather make an anonymous approach through SARGASSO than approach them directly yourself.
You decide the transparency of your request and the level of detail you are comfortable with and we reach out to the partners you want to get in touch with.
So where to start? You start of with your pitch! You either book a meeting or fill in the Pitch-form; The Pitch is the baseline of your proposal and what we use to make sure there is a clear market value and to see what sort of cooperation you are looking for. A successful Pitch has a strong focus on the competitive advantage of your proposal. Although it won’t be passed on in its full form, don’t include confidential information in the Pitch as parts of it might be passed on for referencing and stakeholder input.
Fill in your Pitch here
After a successful pitch, you will need to define whether you have a Request for Project Partners (RPP) or a Request for Solution Providers (RSP).
After the deadline for expression of interest has passed we will get back to you with the response from our network and the partners you requested for. After some time we will get in touch and follow up, apart from that what follows next is all up to you.
You decide wich partners you wish to cooperate with and that best fit your needs. If you get to the point where you need advice on project financing we are happy to point you in the right direction.


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This template has liquid layout, which means it's width is adjustable to your browser window, while having minimum width of 900px, which you can change according to your needs.
All elements are named with appropriate IDs and Classes, so you can easily find what you need to edit in the HTML and CSS.
Header
On the top of the page, there is a div with ID of "header". This holds for the title of the website, the user profile menu and the search bar:

ADMINIUM
 <form action="" method="post" class="searchform"> <input type="text" class="text" value="Search..." /> <input type="submit" class="submit" value="" /> </form>

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Profile

Messages

Logout

To make the title/logo to link to your homepage, replace the '#' in the anchor tag of the H1, with your website URL.
The search bar resizes when focused, to make more room for typing and for the quick results dropdown. When you start typing in the search bar, after the 3rd symbol, an AJAX call is made, to a file, returning quick results, which you can generate and cache from your back-end.
The user profile menu holds the links for your profile actions, structured in an unordered list. The width of the user profile menu depends on the width of the profile name.
Sidebar
The sidebar is the left column of the layout, which holds the main navigation with the sub-pages and a "server status box", which you could use to monitor your servers or services with a back-end script.

 Dashboard

 Pages

 Media

 Calendar

 Users

Add new user

User groups

 Settings

12  Support

Web server 1

Web server 2

DB server

Mail server

The main navigation is held in an unordered list with an ID of "nav". The currently active item is in strong tags. This changes the color of the item and puts a pointer.
The icons in the main navigation are PNG images for easy customization. The image files could be found in the images/nav/ folder. You can add/replace icons with any 16x16 PNG images. There are some extra icons provided.
The sub-pages are held in nested unordered lists, like you can see at the "Users" item. You can set these to be opened, only if the parent item is active with your back-end script.
The navigation items supports notification badges. These are held in span tags, as could be seen at the "Support" item.
The status box holds an unordered list, containing links with statuses - green, yellow or red lights. The lights are controlled by the classes of the links.
Content
The main content of the page is held by a div with an ID of "content". It's the right, wide part of the layout. The width of the content is liquid, so it will adjust to the browser window size.
Breadcrumb
At the top of the content, there is a breadcrumb, showing back links, for easier navigation.

 Adminium » Section title » Subsection title » Page title

Statistics
The graph, used in the "Statistics" block is a table with a class of "stats", transformed with the jQuery Visualize plugin. The plugin takes the values in the table and draws the graphs.

  	 01.03	 02.03	 03.03	 04.03	 05.03	 06.03	 07.03	 08.03	 09.03	 10.03	 11.03	 12.03	 13.03	 14.03

 Page views	 2967	 2356	 1882	 1820	 2510	 2803	 3000	 2290	 1600	 1920	 1550	 1270	 2200	 2481

 Unique visitors	 2042	 1856	 1082	 1220	 1510	 1803	 2180	 1705	 940	 1020	 1150	 680	 1500	 1781

 Sales	 929	 263	 697	 436	 342	 989	 1151	 941	 371	 556	 120	 213	 300	 821

The elements in the
 are the X axis, which represents the dates. The elements in the
 are the values, taken to draw the graphs. Each
 in the
 creates a separate graph, so you can have as many graphs as you need. You can customize the chart type per-table, by simply changing the value of the "rel" attribute to one of the following: 'bar', 'area', 'pie', 'line'.
For more in-depth documentation on the jQuery Visualize plugin, please visit their website.
Today's statistics
Under the statistics graphs, there is a table, showing the today's statistics at a glance:

 2481 page views +53%	 1781 unique visitors +53%	 151 sales -12%	 12 support requests

Messages
Adminium comes with two types of messages - inline messages and HUD messages.
The inline messages comes in 4 styles - Information, Warning, Success and Error. Their structure is as follows:

An error message goes here

A success message goes here

An informative message goes here

A warning message goes here

The HUD messages are designed to show result of an action, like AJAX call for example. To trigger a HUD message, in your JavaScript code write:
hudMsg('success', 'Page loaded successfully', 2000);
Where 'success' is the type of message, 'Page loaded successfully' is the text of your message and the third parameter is the time to stay on screen, in milliseconds (2000 = 2 seconds). You can see demo code in js/custom.js, under "HUD Messages".
You can have any type of HUD messages, you just need to make an image for it. For example if you want to have a type of "beer", just make sure to have an image, named msg_beer.png in your images/ folder.
Progress bars
Adminium comes with 2 sizes of progress bars, each in 4 colors.

 25%

 50%

 75%

 100%

The div with class "progress_bar" is the holder of the progress bar. Adding class of "small" to it makes it, well... smaller. The div with class "progress_complete" is the actual progress bar, which shows how much is completed, by the width of the element. By adding a second class of "green", "red" or "orange", you can change the colors of the bar. If you use the bigger bars, you can add a percentage number in the "progress_complete" div.
The progress bars could be animated, as you can see in the demo. The animation is done via JavaScript. You can see the code in js/custom.js, under "Progress bars animations":
// Progress bars animations $('.progress_complete').click(function() { var totalWidth = $(this).parents('.progress_bar').width(); $(this).animate({ width: totalWidth }, 600, function() { $(this).find('span').html('100%'); }); });
Date picker
There is a handy date picker, to use when working with dates. The date picker is powered by the awesome jQuery Date Input plugin. Basically you can add it to any input field with type of "text", just by adding a class of "date_picker", like so:
<input type="text" class="text date_picker" />
When the input is clicked, a box pops up, displaying a calendar, from which you can pick your date.
Color picker
The template comes with a neat color picker, powered by the jQuery miniColors plugin. You can add it to any input field with type of "text", just by adding a class of "color_picker", like so:
<input type="text" class="text color_picker" />
Click on the input brings the color picker up.
Custom file inputs
Adminium comes with a unified custom file inputs:
Custom file input label: <input type="file" class="file styled" title="Select file 1" /> <input type="file" class="file styled" title="Select file 2" />
JavaScript is overwriting each file input, having a class of "styled". The title of the element will be taken to make the label of the input button. When a file is selected, a filed will appear next to the input button, showing the name of the selected file.
On/Off switch
You can use the custom On/Off switch with the following code:

 <input type="checkbox" class="onoffbtn" checked="checked" /> Checkbox label

It takes a checkbox and turns it to a switch. If there is a "checked" attribute, the switch will be set to "on", otherwise - to "off". The switching is done by a neat animation.
Sliders
You can have multiple sliders on one page. The sliders could be with single value - with one handle, or ranged - with two handles.

By using class "slider", the result will be a single value slider.
By using class "slider-range", the result will be a slider with two handles, defining a range of values.
You can define the width of your sliders individually, via the width style attribute. For full-width sliders, use width of 99%, so the tooltip, won't make a horizontal scrollbar.
Modal boxes
You can use the modal boxes for displaying remote files. To make a link to open a modal box, you just have to add a class="modal":
open modal
The modal boxes are powered by the awesome Fancybox plugin. For full documentation of Fancybox, please visit their site.
Tooltips
The tooltip plugin reads the title attribute of the element and makes a fancy title from it. You can attach the tooltip plugin to any element, by adding a class of "tt" to it.

Tooltip demo

Sortable image lists with view/delete menus
Adminium gives you a super cool way to manage images - you can sort them via drag & drop, view and delete them. See it at the end of the demo page. Here's how it's done:

View

Delete

View

Delete

View

Delete

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There is an unordered list with a class of "imglist", each list items contains a thumbnail (100px x 100px) and another unordered list, which contains the "View" and "Delete" links.
Each element is draggable for easy sorting. You can see the many options for the drag & drop at the jQuery UI documentation.
The "View" link will open your full size image in a modal box. You should put the address of your full size image file in the anchor tag.
The "Delete" links could make an AJAX call to delete the file and give the user a message or just follow a regular link. When clicked, the user would be prompted for confirmation "Are you sure you want to delete this image?". If the answer is "Yes", the link will be followed, otherwise nothing will happen. You can customize the question asked, by editing the "Image delete confirmation", in the js/custom.js file.
Adminium uses some CSS3 features like rounded corners, text shadows, box shadows, etc. Some of these are still not supported in Internet Explorer, but will degrade gracefully.
The templates comes with these 9 CSS files:
The style.css is separated into logical sections:
/* Header */ - The rules, formatting the header /* User menu */ - The styled for the user menu /* Search form */ - The search bar in the header and the quick results /* Sidebar */ - The styles for the sidebar, the navigation and the status box /* Content */ - The styles for the content /* Statistics */ - The styles for today's statistics. If you need to edit the statistics graph CSS, yo can find it in css/visualize.css /* Messages */ - Inline messages (info, success, warning, error) /* HUD Messages */ - HUD messages styles /* Progress bars */ - Progress bars /* Forms */ - Styles for the form elements /* Image list */ - The image management mini menus styles /* Slider */ - The styles for the sliders /* Login page */ - The styles for the login page
Skins
By default the template will use the original, blue skin. If you want to use the green or red skin, you should include green.css or red.css in the head of the page:

Make sure to include it as the last file, since the skins overwrite some of the styles from the other files.
The template uses jQuery for enhancements and effects. You should find these files in the /js/ folder:
The jQuery core and jQuery UI files are loaded from the official jQuery CDN, as best practices recommends. You can always download them and include them locally, if needed.
In the /psds folder, you can find three .psd files:
Once again, thank you so much for purchasing this theme. As I said at the beginning, I'd be glad to help you if you have any questions relating to this theme. No guarantees, but I'll do my best to assist. If you have a more general question relating to the themes on ThemeForest, you might consider visiting the forums and asking your question in the "Item Discussion" section.
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169. Numbers
time limit per test: 0.2 sec.
memory limit per test: 1024
KB
input: standard
output: standard
Let us call P(n) - the product of all digits of number n (in
decimal notation).
For example, P(1243)=1*2*4*3=24; P(198501243)=0.
Let
us call n to be a good number, if (p(n)<>0) and (n mod P(n)=0).
Let us
call n to be a perfect number, if both n and n+1 are good numbers.
You
are to write a program, which, given the number K, counts all such
numbers n
that n is perfect and n contains exactly K digits in decimal notation.
Input
Only one number K (1<=K<=1000000) is written in input.
Output
Output the total number of perfect k-digit numbers.
Sample test(s)
Input
1
Output
8
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Man saved by delicious condiments
CNN | Submitted by: Zuzu
"He also burned paper, including pages from his EMT manual, and melted
snow to drink. His only food was what he could get out of an old peanut
butter jar and sauce packets from Taco Bell. 'It's a bachelor vehicle.
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Man with no hands, legs charged in beating death
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"Two men, including one with no hands and legs, have been charged with in
the death of a 44 year old man whose body was found Saturday in a northern
Indiana ditch. The Starke County prosecutor's office said Friday that 43
year old Ralph Herron, who uses a wheelchair, and 40 year old Ronald Trent,
were charged Thursday in the beating death of Clyde Lovely. Trent was charged
with voluntary manslaughter. Herron was charged with aiding, inducing or
causing voluntary manslaughter. Trent and Herron were both being held Friday
in the Starke County jail with bail set at $200,000."
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Religion student denied scholarship
FindLaw | Submitted by: boat6float
"A college junior who lost a Kentucky merit scholarship when he
decided to major in religion is suing the state, claiming it
discriminates against students wanting to obtain degrees in religious
studies by denying them funding."
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Cigarettes better than sex
CNN | Submitted by: SR
"Nearly 80 percent of British smokers, almost 70 percent in the Netherlands,
France and Germany and more than 55 percent in Belgium and Spain would forgo
sex rather than live without cigarettes for a month."
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Prison escapee became a rock star
News Corporation | Submitted by: Dirty Sammy
"It was understood Lasse escaped when he was allowed out of jail to play
at a church concert. The acclaimed guitarist soon formed a band called
K-Dumen, which went on to produce six albums. But last year, nine
years since the breakout, prison officers spotted Lasse on stage at a
large outdoor concert and arrested him."
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Woman falls asleep, ends up in England
Canadian Press | Submitted by: togusa
"A Newfoundland woman is demanding answers from Air Canada after her
90-minute flight home became a 15-hour odyssey to England and back.
Catherine Coyle, 39, who moved to Halifax about 10 years ago, was flying
home to the Newfoundland capital late Thursday to be with her ailing mother."
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Mates render Polo justice
News Corporation | Submitted by: ZED
"[Prosecutor] Paul Rofe said today he would allege that, on the morning
of April 18, 2001, the 15-year-old was grabbed by several team-mates and
held down. One player then pulled down his underpants and held his bare
buttocks to the teenager's face..." Later, "He was stripped and assaulted
by forceful hits, causing red welts to appear, and had his ankles and
wrists bound together by electrical tape... He was then dragged out of the
room and (left) naked in the public corridor, where he was seen by several
members of the public, including two elderly women and another woman."
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Woman's own chili becomes her demise
KSTP-TV 5 Minneapolis | Submitted by: Soyoudabigfish
"According to the criminal complaint, Bruestle told a police officer he
and his aunt began arguing over her chili and she told him to get out of
the house late Saturday night. He said he became really angry when he
thought she was trying to call 911 and stopped her. She then ran to a
neighbor's house for help. Bruestle told police he followed her with a
butcher's knife and stabbed her in the back, chest and stomach,
the complaint said."
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More broomstick attackers appeal
New Zealand TV One | Submitted by: Ogle
"Two more Taradale High School students convicted of sexually assaulting
a classmate with a broomstick have applied to have their sentences quashed...
The victim has permanent name suppression but the 18-year-old told ONE News
that he will never forgive his attackers, who throughout the trial
referred to him as their mate."
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Passenger faked 'glass in drink' damages
online.ie | Submitted by: KC
"A British man has lost a retrial over his claims that an in-flight drink
on Singapore Airlines contained glass, the airline said today. Mr Olding won
53,000 Hong Kong dollars (€6,700) as compensation in June. But District
Court Judge Ian Carlson later overturned his ruling in favour of Singapore
Airlines after the carrier proved that Mr Olding had tampered with a medical
note he had presented as evidence... Mr Olding had introduced a radiologist's
note that identified an object on an X-ray as "likely to be a glass particle."
But the airline proved that the note had actually said the object was
"unlikely to be a glass particle."
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Dangerous tshirt seized
Dayton Daily News | Submitted by: slimstvr
"Secret Service Agents question a Bellbrook High School student for wearing
a controversial t-shirt... The shirt has a picture of President Bush on it
and the words, not my president." Rest assured, the dangerous shirt
has been confiscated.
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Cows on the lam, headed towards Atlanta
Boston Globe | Submitted by: Barroo42
"Four cows remain on the run after escaping Sunday from a stalled tractor
trailer on Interstate 20. Bradford said the animals broke free when the floor
board of a trailer carrying 59 cows snapped... The cows were last seen
headed for Atlanta."
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Dirty dishes lead to slashing
PSU Collegian | Submitted by: DarthWoo
"He returned carrying a meat cleaver in one hand and a large chef knife
in the other, police said. Gayle then told the victim that he could not
leave the residence until the dishes were cleaned, police said... when
the victim attempted to leave, Gayle allegedly began swinging the knives
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But how can they tell the difference?
South African Broadcasting | Submitted by: The Good Doctor
"Female passengers of the metro train in Manila can now ride without being
harassed by men. After receiving multiple complaints, authorities in the
Philippine capital have inaugurated a special rail coach specifically designed
to combat harassment of women in the capital. Teodoro Cruz, Manila's Light
Rail Transit Authority Administrator, said even transvestites, no matter
how convincing, would not be allowed to board a special coach, designed
for women only."
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Handling Paki bank notes might kill you
Express India | Submitted by: Rollo Tomasi
"Karachi University's microbiology department determined that five- and 10-
rupee banknotes, worth about nine and 18 US cents, carry pathogens of E-coli,
the blood and kidney infection which can lead to death, and other bacteria
which cause diarrhoea, skin infections and septicemia."
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Black holes guilty of all problems on Earth
Pravda | Submitted by: anonymous
Academician Alexander Trofimenko wrote in one of his research works: "Fifty
years of the nuclear century forced humanity to learn how to balance on the
edge of a nuclear abyss. Yet, there is immense power on the Earth. It is
called the black hole. A hole the size of an atom nucleus (an otone) can be
more powerful than any nuclear power plant. An otone bomb would be explosion
with the strength of millions of A-bombs, something like giga-death, resulting
in the the death of a billion people."
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New tools for domestic spying, and qualms
New York Times | Submitted by: Dbag
"From New York City to Seattle, police officials are looking to do away with
rules that block them from spying on people and groups without evidence that a
crime has been committed. They say these rules, forced on them in the 1970's
and 80's to halt abuses, now prevent them from infiltrating mosques and other
settings where terrorists might plot."
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Nobel Prize for Chemistry given to wrong man
Times | Submitted by: Dbag
"When Koichi Tanaka said that he did not deserve the Nobel Prize for
Chemistry, it was assumed in Japan that this was a case of false modesty.
A lowly research scientist for a commercial company, without a doctoral
degree and unknown to many in his field, his unfeigned amazement and pleasure
at winning the prize made him an overnight national hero. But it seemed
yesterday that Mr Tanaka may have been right after all."
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Tornado in a can
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In the "Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore" category, someone's
invented a giant tornado-in-a-can to dehydrate and pulverize just about
anything you can add to it. The poultry industry seems to be very
interested. I think I'm staying away from McNuggets from now on.
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Porn hypocrisy at the British Library
Guardian | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Nine members of staff at the British Library have been suspended after
allegedly looking at pornography on the internet. The library said it was a
private disciplinary matter and no crimes had been committed... The library
actually holds an enormous collection of printed pornography, believed to be
the biggest in the world. Every book and magazine published is deposited there."
 The museums say the
universal value of collections of archaeological, artistic and ethnic objects
in promoting culture outweighs the desire by individual countries or racial
groups for their return... "We should recognise that objects acquired in
earlier times must be viewed in the light of different sensitivities and
values, reflective of that era."
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Canada set to become vacation paradise
Globe and Mail | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"The Liberal government is preparing to move ahead in the new year with
legislation to decriminalize marijuana, Justice Minister Martin Cauchon
said yesterday. 'If we're talking about that question of decriminalizing
marijuana, we may move ahead quickly as a government,' he said. Changes will
likely be introduced 'some time in the new year.'"
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Mini-pigs are Japan's best friend
Wire Services | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"The latest boom on the Japanese pet scene, the tiny porkers are adored for
their sweet nature and portly shapes. 'They are nice and fat, also very
lovable,' said Emi Ito, who works at Saiboku Livestock Farm Corp in Saitama...
Ito said that pigs play a unique role not filled by more typical pets such as
dogs or cats. 'Dogs tend to believe humans are their masters, cats don't really
become intimate.
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Man buys unicorn skeleton
News Corporation | Submitted by: Ryan Duggan
A New Zealand furniture importer finds out the brutal truth about
unicorns the hard way. Next time he will be sure to buy his unicorn bones
from a licensed dealer.
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Sexy robbers squeeze Filipino for cash
Independent Online | Submitted by: Alaska Freegold
Sure, that's his story: "A Filipino mechanic lost his Christmas bonus of
about 17 000 pesos (about R3 000) to four sexy robbers who "squeezed" the
money out of him, police said on Tuesday. "One of the suspects squeezed the
victim's testicles, causing him to wince in pain," he said. "Another suspect
picked his wallet from his back pocket." In unrelated news, hookers ripped
off a desperately horny guy. Oh wait.
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Wife beater finally getting deserved recognition
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Submitted by: Milk Bone
"The phrase no longer would strictly refer to a man who beats his wife;
its definition would be expanded to mean a white ribbed-cotton sleeveless
undershirt that is a wardrobe basic these days for movie costumers, rap
stars and models." Of course someone complains about everything: "Kim Gandy,
president of the National Organization for Women, says that calling a shirt
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Breatharian link denied in woman's death
BBC | Submitted by: Concerned
"Media speculation suggested that she may have been involved in the
Breatharian cult, which encourages members to live on oxygen and light
and a tiny intake of food. Followers believe that the energy they save
on metabolising food and fluid can be redirected into physical,
emotional and spiritual energy."
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Baby bonk delivery ends in lawsuit
Mansfield News Journal | Submitted by: Major Bludd
"Reed Avenue couple holds Marion General Hospital and an emergency room
physician responsible for their baby falling to the floor and striking her
head during delivery... They say MGH and Kelner failed to diagnose her as
being in labor, failed to prepare for delivery of Alaina C. Oliver and
failed to provide medical care and a sterile environment for delivery."
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Change of venue, anyone?
CNN | Submitted by: scarshapedstar
Irony overload department:
"Two former Jefferson County, Mississippi, jurors have filed a $6
billion lawsuit against CBS' '60 Minutes' and a newspaper owner over
comments about the size of jury awards in the county." Wait, aren't
lawyers supposed to be the money-grubbers?
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Drug War making states bankrupt
AlterNet | Submitted by: Mark Godfrey
Lots of gems in this one: $90M prisons too expensive to staff or operate,
Virgina's $2B prison spending spree and now $2B bugdet deficit, it just
goes on and on. Why haven't state officials realized that incarcerating
nonviolent drug offenders doesn't really help anybody except prison guards
(prison guard unions are the strongest proponent of the drug war!)
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How did Iraq get its weapons? From the US and Britain
Glasgow Sunday Herald | Submitted by: Meerkat
The Bush administraion claims to 'know' that Saddam has 'weapons of mass destruction', but will not offer
proof. If they are telling the truth, it could only be because they are the ones who sold them to Iraq. "Reports by the US Senate's committee on banking, housing and urban affairs -- which oversees American exports policy -- reveal that the US, under the successive administrations of Ronald Reagan and George Bush Snr, sold materials including anthrax, VX nerve gas, West Nile fever germs and botulism to Iraq right up until March 1992, as well as germs similar to tuberculosis and pneumonia. Other bacteria sold included brucella melitensis, which damages major organs, and clostridium perfringens, which causes gas gangrene."

  Scientists investigating the devastating blow to the Australian fur
seal colony on Tenth Island agreed today that a stampede was the most likely
cause of the mass deaths after discovering that many of the pups had
crushed skulls."
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One house at a time
South Bend Tribune | Submitted by: motrinwoman
"Assistant SWAT team leader Cpl. Steve Smith alerts the team to "break and
rake," which means to break the front picture window and quickly rake the
drapes and glass out of the way so officers can get into the house that way
if the door doesn't give soon. "The longer you're out there, the more
vulnerable you are," Smith will later say of waiting to enter."
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Drug dealer in a pickle
Cleveland Plain Dealer | Submitted by: motrinwoman
"The North Royalton man helped smuggle nearly 1,300 pounds of hashish from
India to the United States in a shipment of pickles, federal drug agents say...
The drug was valued at $2 million, and it came from a ring that spread hashish
and heroin "throughout Europe and the United States," federal agents say."
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[gecode-users] [ANN] gecode-python
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Mon Aug 8 10:23:35 CEST 2011
Hi Denys,
This looks cute, nice. I added a short entry on the interface and news
section of the Gecode webpages.
Thanks for sharing!
Best
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Denys Duchier
Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2011 2:36 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] [ANN] gecode-python
I am pleased to announce the first release of gecode-python, a package
providing simplified Python bindings for Gecode. It is available from PyPI.
easy_install gecode-python
or easy_install --prefix ~ gecode-python
or by downloading the source code and executing in the source directory:
python setup.py install
or python setup.py install --prefix ~
This package is hosted on launchpad:
https://launchpad.net/gecode-python
You can obtain a copy of the repository with:
bzr branch lp:gecode-python
To illustate how these bindings can be used, here is SEND+MORE=MONEY:
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Have you ever wanted to write a generic function that can operate on any kind of dereferenceable object? If you have, you've probably run into the problem of how to determine the type that the object "points at":
template <class Dereferenceable> void f(Dereferenceable p) { *what-goes-here?* value = \*p; ... }
pointee
It turns out to be impossible to come up with a fully-general algorithm
to do determine what-goes-here directly,
but it is possible to require that pointee<Dereferenceable>::type
is correct. Naturally, pointee
has the same difficulty: it can't determine the appropriate ::type
reliably for all Dereferenceable
s,
but it makes very good guesses (it works for all pointers, standard and
boost smart pointers, and iterators), and when it guesses wrongly, it can
be specialized as necessary:
namespace boost { template <class T> struct pointee<third_party_lib::smart_pointer<T> > { typedef T type; }; }
indirect_reference
indirect_reference<T>::type
is rather more specialized than
pointee
, and is meant to
be used to forward the result of dereferencing an object of its argument
type. Most dereferenceable types just return a reference to their pointee,
but some return proxy references or return the pointee by value. When that
information is needed, call on indirect_reference
.
Both of these templates are essential to the correct functioning of indirect_iterator
.
minimum_category
minimum_category
takes
two iterator categories or two iterator traversal tags and returns the
one that is the weakest (i.e. least advanced). For example:
static_assert( is_same< minimum_category< std::forward_iterator_tag, std::random_access_iterator_tag >::type, std::forward_iterator_tag >::value, "Unexpected minimum_category result" );
The library provides several utilities to simplify conversions between iterator categories and traversal tags:
iterator_category_to_traversal<C>::type
- the metafunction takes an iterator category C
and returns the corresponding traversal tag.
iterator_traversal<T>::type
- a shorthand for iterator_category_to_traversal<iterator_category<T>::type>::type
.
pure_traversal_tag<T>::type
- the metafunction takes a tag T
which derives from one of the iterator traversal tags and returns that
traversal tag. T
may
also derive from other tags describing the iterator (e.g. whether this
is a const
-iterator or
not), these additional tags are not considered.
pure_iterator_traversal<T>::type
- a shorthand for pure_traversal_tag<iterator_traversal<T>::type>::type
.
pointee
template <class Dereferenceable> struct pointee { typedef /* see below */ type; };
Requires: For an object x
of type Dereferenceable
,
*x
is well-formed. If ++x
is ill-formed it shall neither be ambiguous nor shall it violate access
control, and Dereferenceable::element_type
shall be an accessible type. Otherwise iterator_traits<Dereferenceable>::value_type
shall be well formed. [Note: These requirements need not apply to explicit
or partial specializations of pointee
]
type
is determined according
to the following algorithm, where x
is an object of type Dereferenceable
:
if ( ++x is ill-formed ) { return Dereferenceable::element_type } else if (*x is a mutable reference to std::iterator_traits<Dereferenceable>::value_type) { return iterator_traits<Dereferenceable>::value_type } else { return iterator_traits<Dereferenceable>::value_type const }
indirect_reference
template <class Dereferenceable> struct indirect_reference { typedef /* see below */ type; };
Requires: For an object x
of type Dereferenceable
,
*x
is well-formed. If ++x
is ill-formed it shall neither be ambiguous nor shall it violate access
control, and pointee<Dereferenceable>::type&
shall be well-formed. Otherwise iterator_traits<Dereferenceable>::reference
shall be well formed. [Note: These requirements need not apply to explicit
or partial specializations of indirect_reference
]
type
is determined according
to the following algorithm, where x
is an object of type Dereferenceable
:
if ( ++x is ill-formed ) return pointee<Dereferenceable>::type& else std::iterator_traits<Dereferenceable>::reference
minimum_category
template <typename C1, typename C2> struct minimum_category { typedef /* see below */ type; };
Requires: Both C1
and C2
shall be standard
iterator categories or iterator traversal tags.
type
is determined according
to the following algorithm, where c1
is an object of type C1
and c2
is an object of
type C2
:
if (c1 is convertible to c2) return C2; else return C1;
| Note | |
|---|---|
The above definition relies on the fact that the more restricting categories and traversal tags are convertible to the less restricting ones. |
iterator_category_to_traversal
template <typename C> struct iterator_category_to_traversal { typedef /* see below */ type; };
Requires: C
shall be a standard iterator category or an iterator traversal tag.
If C
is an iterator traversal
tag or convertible to one, type
equivalent to C
. Otherwise,
type
is defined to the
closest iterator traversal tag matching C
.
iterator_traversal
template <typename Iterator> struct iterator_traversal { typedef typename iterator_category_to_traversal< typename iterator_category<Iterator>::type >::type type; };
Requires: Iterator
shall be an iterator.
pure_traversal_tag
template <typename T> struct pure_traversal_tag { typedef /* see below */ type; };
Requires: T
shall be convertible to an iterator traversal tag.
type
is defined to be the
most advanced traversal tag Tag
so that T
is convertible
to Tag
.
pure_iterator_traversal
template <typename Iterator> struct pure_iterator_traversal { typedef typename pure_traversal_tag< typename iterator_traversal<Iterator>::type >::type type; };
Requires: Iterator
shall be an iterator.


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