Package elements define a namespace for Css and Javascript assets to avoid name conflicts. When importing a 3rd party package into your application you can change the namespace name of the package and all of its assets will be renamed making it always possible to avoid naming conflicts.
You can define a package by decorating a class with the [IsPackage()] attribute. This defines a namespace for your Css and Javascript assets. You should do this within your website to seperate your application assets from any imported packages.
Below is an example of defining a package namespace and telling a Region to put its assets into this namespace. In this case I decided to create a base class with the [PartOf()] attribute and have my region inherit that, so that I don't need to remember to add the [PartOf()] attribute to each element that I define.
[IsPackage("my_website", "app")] internal class ApplicationPackage { } [PartOf("my_website")] internal class ApplicationElement { } [IsRegion("div")] internal class DivRegion : ApplicationElement { }
In this use case the [IsPackage()] attribute has properties that specify the default namespace to use for all Css and Javascript assets built by this package.
The other main user case for packages is to make a reusable package of elements that can be imported into a website to add features. For example the CMS piece of the Owin Framework has an editor for managing the pages of the website, and this editor is contained within a package. By adding the package to a website this editor UI can be dropped into any page within the website.
The most likely reasons for creating packages are either: a) providing some reusable functionallity as a NuGet package that website authors can install into their solution; or b) you have many web properties and want to share funtionallity accross them by compiling a shared assembly.
Below is the source code for the data package from the OwinFramework.Pages.Standard project. This is a fairly simple package that creates a single component, which deploys a Javascript library. The Javascript is compiled into the DLL in this case, so you only need to copy a single file to include the functionallity into a website.
using System.Reflection; using System.Text; using OwinFramework.Interfaces.Utility; using OwinFramework.MiddlewareHelpers.EmbeddedResources; using OwinFramework.Pages.Core.Enums; using OwinFramework.Pages.Core.Interfaces; using OwinFramework.Pages.Core.Interfaces.Builder; using OwinFramework.Pages.Core.Interfaces.Runtime; namespace OwinFramework.Pages.Standard { public class DataPackage: IPackage { private readonly ResourceManager _resourceManager; string IPackage.NamespaceName { get; set; } IModule IPackage.Module { get; set; } ElementType INamed.ElementType { get { return ElementType.Package; } } string INamed.Name { get; set; } public DataPackage(IHostingEnvironment hostingEnvironment) { var my = this as IPackage; my.Name = "data"; my.NamespaceName = "data"; _resourceManager = new ResourceManager(hostingEnvironment, new MimeTypeEvaluator()); } IPackage IPackage.Build(IFluentBuilder fluentBuilder) { var resource = _resourceManager.GetResource(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(), "dataModule.js"); if (resource.Content == null) return this; var javaScript = Encoding.UTF8.GetString(resource.Content); fluentBuilder.BuildUpComponent(null) .Name("data") .AssetDeployment(AssetDeployment.PerWebsite) .DeployScript(javaScript) .Build(); return this; } } }
In this example you can see that:
Some other things to note are


Wildhorse Plains [ae36], plain, in Oleg's Folly, peasants: 107
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Wildhorse Plains [ae36], plain, in Oleg's Folly, peasants: 107
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0: Garrison [fz6b], garrison, Pen, with ten peasants guards Wildhorse
0: Plains [ae36].
1: Stack of cyclops [ck3n], cyclops, number: 8, went north.
1: Sandra [ew7u], Pen, with 43 peasants, 50 soldiers, two pikemen, 18 lt.
1: foot, went north, accompanied by:
1: Helena [f9m], Pen, with 30 lt. xbowmen
1: Stack of barbarians [hl8a], barbarians, number: 3, went north.
30: It has stopped raining.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Province controlled by Oleg's Refuge [g4z], castle, in Dragonback
Mountains [ae34]
Ruled by Catherina [k7z], baron
Border closed.
Entrance fees:
Routes leaving Wildhorse Plains:
North, plain, to Wildhorse Plains [ad36], 7 days
Garrison [cl7y], garrison, Pen, with ten peasants
Border closed.
East, to Ocean [ae37], Crystal Sea, 2 days
South, to Ocean [af36], Crystal Sea, 2 days
West, mountain, to Dragonback Mountains [ae35], 10 days
Garrison [gy2x], garrison, Pen, with six peasants
Border closed.
Inner locations:
Grassy field [ad0v], pasture, 1 day, owner:
Giant bird [fi9a], giant birds, number: 14
Rat [by7d], rats, number: 8
Seen here:
Garrison [fz6b], garrison, Pen, with ten peasants
Stack of nazgul [ag4z], nazgul, number: 6
Stack of cyclops [eo8i], cyclops, number: 10
Mob [fr2z], angry peasants, number: 11, on guard


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The Fantasy of the Falsifiable
December 18, 2020
In the past three months, this chapter has taken on a whole new form. I had a meeting with my dissertation workshop in late October that revealed to me how I was writing around the argument I wanted to make, which is about deconstructing (in NKM’s words) “the fantasy of the falsifiable.” So I cut about half of what I had already written, the sections on the digital, queerness, and touch, and moved that to an introductory chapter. What remained was the section where I critique “reproducible” criticism, and that was pretty much it. Around this section, I’ve written another on textual scholarship and deformance, and one on queer performance. I’m now working on the final section of the chapter, where I synthesize aspects from deformance and preformance to present a new approach for “queer” text analysis. After that, I will write up a quick intro that begins be presenting a critique of the falsifiable, which I position as forerunner to the reproducible.


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US to provide ship to Vietnam to boost South China Sea patrols
The United States announces, it will provide Vietnam with another coast guard cutter for its growing fleet of ships, boosting Hanoi's ability to patrol the South China Sea amid tensions with China.
The United States announced on Wednesday it will provide Vietnam with another coast guard cutter for its growing fleet of ships, boosting Hanoi's ability to patrol the South China Sea amid tensions with China.
US Defense Secretary Mark Esper disclosed the decision during an address in Vietnam, which has emerged as the most vocal opponent in Asia of China's territorial claims in the South China Sea.
In his speech, Esper took aim at China, which he accused of "bullying" neighbours, like Vietnam.
"China's unilateral efforts to assert illegitimate maritime claims threaten other nations' access to vital natural resources, undermine the stability of regional energy markets, and increase the risk of conflict," Esper told students at the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam.
The vessel will be Vietnam's second cutter from the US Coast Guard, which just two years ago transferred a Hamilton-class cutter to Vietnam. By providing the ships, the US hopes to enable Vietnam to assert its sovereignty and deter China.
More than four decades after the Vietnam War ended, ties between the United States and Vietnam are increasingly focused on shared concerns over Chinese expansion.
China claims 90 per cent of the potentially energy-rich South China Sea, but Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam also lay claim to parts of it, through which about $3 trillion of trade passes each year.
Beijing in July sent a ship for a months-long seismic survey to an area internationally designated as Vietnam’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) but also claimed by China.
Vietnam said earlier this month it could explore legal action in the dispute, a move previously taken by the Philippines - where Esper visited earlier this week.
In 2016, the Philippines won a ruling from the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague that invalidated China's claim over most of the South China Sea.
Speaking earlier at Vietnam's defence ministry, Esper said the international rules-based order “has come under duress."
"Collectively, we must stand up against coercion and intimidation, protect the rights of all nations, big and small," Esper said.
The United States accuses China of militarising the South China Sea and trying to intimidate Asian neighbours who might want to exploit its extensive oil and gas reserves.
In April, the United States delivered six patrol boats worth $12 million to Vietnam's Coast Guard. Those vessels were in addition to another twelve "Metal Shark" patrol boats it provided to Vietnam in the last two years.


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* MOV (Motor On Web)
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* MOVAL( Making Of Worlds Action Logic )
* USARE (Unlimited Stages Actions Reactions Endeavors)
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* OVERGAME
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Tue Apr 6, 2010
To be working on a project that is. At least it feels that way considering most writing projects I’ve been involved in are over after a hair-pulling night of throwing words onto a page or two. Project timelines are a bit more distended in the technical writing world. But, anyway, enough kerfuffle. What I’d like to present to you is the best business phone ever.
Yes, it’s the phone system I’ve been writing those 400-page Internal Product Specifications for. Synapse is basically a VoIP-based telephony network that integrates into an existing LAN network. What this means is that you don’t have to buy fifty phone lines because it runs over the internet. I won’t bore you with the details, so why don’t you take a look at a promo video cooked up by the AT&T marketing guys (Quicktime). BTW, I also worked on the text in the User Interface (the display) and I can honestly say that this is the most user-friendly business phone you’ll ever use.


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Kim Kardashian’s shapewear brand is on track to make her a BILLIONAIRE
Kim's most recent personal net worth figure was estimated at $370 million
by Sarah MaglioccoKim Kardashian is set to become the second billionaire in her famous family.
Youngest sibling Kylie Jenner was named a billionaire earlier this year by Forbes thanks to her booming cosmetics empire.
Kim is now catching up to her youngest sister thanks to her foray into shapewear.
Her SKIMS Solutionwear brand’s projected success is reported to be on track to make Kim a billionaire in the near future.
TMZ reported: “Kim’s massive restock release on Wednesday was actually more successful than the initial launch… netting millions in just minutes.”
“We’re told that over a million people were on the wait list for the restock, and that almost instantly… the most popular sizes and styles sold out.”
Kim’s most recent personal net worth figure was estimated at $370 million, thanks to her KKW Beauty brand and various endorsement deals and TV work.
SKIMS was originally marred with controversy thanks to it’s first moniker, KIMOMO.
Kylie Jenner recently sold the majority share of her Kylie Cosmetics company to Coty for a reported $600 million.


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System.Management.Automation (6)
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Early Life
- Augusta Ada Byron was born to English poet, Lord Byron and his wife, Baroness Anne Isabella Milbanke, on December 10, 1815, in London, England.
- When Ada was only a month old, her parents separated and the young girl never met her father again.
- The young girl had a very strict, religious upbringing, forming a close bond with her grandmother, Judith, rather than her own mother, Anne. Anne did not care much about her own daughter, even calling little Ada 'it', and all correspondence with her own mother was to put up a facade of maternal love.
-The child was quite frail, and was bedridden for two years after suffering from measles in 1829.
- It was only after two years, that she was able to move around using crutches. However, she was a bright student, with a deep interest in mathematics and science.
- Her imaginative mind was curbed by her mother, who made sure that she did not grow an affinity towards poetry, like her father. According to Anne and her friends, poets always turned out to be immoral. The young girl was taught by mathematical geniuses like Mary Somerville, Augustus De Morgan, William King and William Frend.
Career
- In 1833, Lovelace was introduced to Charles Babbage, also known as the "Father of Computers", by her tutor, Mary Somerville. Since then a professional friendship between the young woman and Babbage ensued, and Ada became interested in the latter's 'Difference Engine.
- She also became engrossed in phrenology, which dealt with measuring the human skull, and animal magnetism.
- In the year 1840, Babbage's lecture on his invention, the 'Analytical Engine', delivered at the 'University of Turin', was written in French by Italian, Luigi Menabrea. This paper was printed two years later, in the 'Bibliothèque universelle de Genève'.
- After the publication, Lovelace took it upon herself to translate Luigi's French paper into English, after a request from Babbage's acquaintance, Charles Wheatstone. The paper was transcribed during 1842-43, and as an addition, the young lady included notes of her own analysis.
- Her notes spoke about how the 'Analytical Engine' was more advanced than previous machines that were built for the purpose of calculations. She claimed that Babbage's machine could do more than just numerical computations, and went on to explain its operations in detail.
- In her notes, which have been marked from A to G, the last contains an algorithm to make Babbage's machine calculate 'Bernoulli numbers'. For writing the first ever algorithm, Ada is hailed as the pioneer of computer programming.
- During this time, Ada also explained the shortcomings in the 'Analytical Engine', and is now considered as a predecessor of debuggers.
- In 1844, she ventured on to design a model that would use mathematics to decode the neurological process involved behind the evolution of feelings, calling this "a calculus of the nervous system".
- Her inspiration came from the fact that her mother always suggested that Ada was probably insane. She met Andrew Crosse, an engineer, in order to find out how she could use electrical experimentation to devise her model. Her plan wasn't successful, and the model never saw the light of the day.
- In 1844, Lovelace also went on to review a research publication on Animal Magnetism, written by Baron Karl von Reichenbach, but her work was never published.
Ada Lovelace died of cancer at 36, a few short years after the publication of “Sketch of the Analytical Engine, with Notes from the Translator”.
The Analytical Engine remained a vision, until Lovelace’s notes became one of the critical documents to inspire Alan Turing’s work on the first modern computers in the 1940s.
Her thwarted potential, and her passion and vision for technology, have made her a powerful symbol for modern women in technology.
Here are some books dedicated to her:
- Enchantress of Numbers - A Novel of Ada Lovelace - JENNIFER CHIAVERINI
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The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage
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The (Mostly) True Story of the First Computer
-
SYDNEY PADUA


By utilizing elements and principles of Material Design, we were able to create a framework that focuses on User Experience.
By utilizing elements and principles of Material Design, we were able to create a framework that focuses on User Experience.
By utilizing elements and principles of Material Design, we were able to create a framework that focuses on User Experience.


Antique Dealer Patrin:
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Now, what have we here? Hmm...
Oh Oh...!
Hmm...?!
In... indeed...!
This is indeed a genuine statue. It was made from the prototype. Although not as valuable as its prototype, it is highly regarded among antique dealers. It will fetch a pretty good price at any store.


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| Packages that use DocumentFactory | |
| org.dom4j | Defines the XML Document Object Model in Java interfaces together with some helper classes. |
| org.dom4j.bean | An implementation of the dom4j API which allows JavaBeans to be used to store and retrieve attribute values from Element. |
| org.dom4j.datatype | An implementation of the dom4j API which supports the XML Schema Data Types specification. |
| org.dom4j.dom | An implementation of the dom4j API which also supports the W3C object model. |
| org.dom4j.io | Provides input and output via SAX and DOM together with writing dom4j objects to streams as XML text. |
| org.dom4j.tree | Contains the default implementations of the dom4j Document Object Model together with some helpful base classes for those wishing to implement their own document object model. |
| org.dom4j.util | A collection of utility classes for the dom4j API. |
| org.dom4j.xpp | Provides implementation classes to cleanly integrate dom4j with the XML Pull Parser XPP |
| Uses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j |
| Methods in org.dom4j that return DocumentFactory | |
DocumentFactory |
QName.getDocumentFactory()
DOCUMENT ME! |
static DocumentFactory |
DocumentFactory.getInstance()
Access to singleton implementation of DocumentFactory which is used if no DocumentFactory is specified when building using the standard builders. |
protected static DocumentFactory |
DocumentFactory.createSingleton(String className)
createSingleton creates the singleton instance from the
given class name.
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| Methods in org.dom4j with parameters of type DocumentFactory | |
void |
QName.setDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
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| Uses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.bean |
| Subclasses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.bean | |
class |
BeanDocumentFactory
BeanDocumentFactory is a factory of DOM4J objects which may be
BeanElements which are backed by JavaBeans and their properties.
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| Methods in org.dom4j.bean that return DocumentFactory | |
protected DocumentFactory |
BeanElement.getDocumentFactory()
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static DocumentFactory |
BeanDocumentFactory.getInstance()
Access to the singleton instance of this factory. |
| Uses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.datatype |
| Subclasses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.datatype | |
class |
DatatypeDocumentFactory
DatatypeDocumentFactory is a factory of XML objects which
support the XML Schema Data Types
specification.
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class |
DatatypeElementFactory
DatatypeElementFactory is a factory for a specific Element in
an XML Schema.
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| Methods in org.dom4j.datatype that return DocumentFactory | |
static DocumentFactory |
DatatypeDocumentFactory.getInstance()
Access to the singleton instance of this factory. |
| Uses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.dom |
| Subclasses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.dom | |
class |
DOMDocumentFactory
DOMDocumentFactory is a factory of DOM4J objects which
implement the W3C DOM API.
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| Methods in org.dom4j.dom that return DocumentFactory | |
protected DocumentFactory |
DOMElement.getDocumentFactory()
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static DocumentFactory |
DOMDocumentFactory.getInstance()
Access to the singleton instance of this factory. |
protected DocumentFactory |
DOMDocument.getDocumentFactory()
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| Uses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.io |
| Methods in org.dom4j.io that return DocumentFactory | |
DocumentFactory |
XPPReader.getDocumentFactory()
DOCUMENT ME! |
DocumentFactory |
XPP3Reader.getDocumentFactory()
DOCUMENT ME! |
DocumentFactory |
SAXReader.getDocumentFactory()
DOCUMENT ME! |
DocumentFactory |
SAXModifier.getDocumentFactory()
Get the DocumentFactory used to create the DOM4J
document structure |
DocumentFactory |
DOMReader.getDocumentFactory()
DOCUMENT ME! |
| Methods in org.dom4j.io with parameters of type DocumentFactory | |
void |
XPPReader.setDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
This sets the DocumentFactory used to create new
documents. |
void |
XPP3Reader.setDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
This sets the DocumentFactory used to create new
documents. |
void |
STAXEventReader.setDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
Sets the DocumentFactory to be used when constructing DOM4J nodes. |
void |
SAXReader.setDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
This sets the DocumentFactory used to create new
documents. |
void |
SAXModifier.setDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory factory)
Sets the DocumentFactory used to create the DOM4J
document tree. |
void |
DOMReader.setDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory docFactory)
This sets the DocumentFactory used to create new
documents. |
| Constructors in org.dom4j.io with parameters of type DocumentFactory | |
XPPReader(DocumentFactory factory)
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XPP3Reader(DocumentFactory factory)
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STAXEventReader(DocumentFactory factory)
Constructs a STAXEventReader instance that uses the
specified DocumentFactory to construct DOM4J Node s. |
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SAXReader(DocumentFactory factory)
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SAXReader(DocumentFactory factory,
boolean validating)
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SAXContentHandler(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
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SAXContentHandler(DocumentFactory documentFactory,
ElementHandler elementHandler)
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SAXContentHandler(DocumentFactory documentFactory,
ElementHandler elementHandler,
org.dom4j.io.ElementStack elementStack)
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DOMReader(DocumentFactory factory)
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| Uses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.tree |
| Methods in org.dom4j.tree that return DocumentFactory | |
DocumentFactory |
NamespaceStack.getDocumentFactory()
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protected DocumentFactory |
DefaultElement.getDocumentFactory()
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protected DocumentFactory |
DefaultDocument.getDocumentFactory()
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protected DocumentFactory |
AbstractNode.getDocumentFactory()
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protected DocumentFactory |
AbstractElement.getDocumentFactory()
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| Methods in org.dom4j.tree with parameters of type DocumentFactory | |
void |
NamespaceStack.setDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
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void |
DefaultDocument.setDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
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| Constructors in org.dom4j.tree with parameters of type DocumentFactory | |
QNameCache(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
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NamespaceStack(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
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| Uses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.util |
| Subclasses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.util | |
class |
IndexedDocumentFactory
IndexedDocumentFactory is a factory of XML objects which
create indexed Element implementations to allow quicker lookup via name of
Element and Attributes though at the expense of more memory used to create
the name indexes.
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class |
NonLazyDocumentFactory
NonLazyDocumentFactory is a factory of XML objects which avoid
using the lazy creation pattern. |
class |
UserDataDocumentFactory
UserDataDocumentFactory is a factory of XML objects which
support the adornment of a user data object on an Element or Attribute
instance such that the methods getData() and
setData() will get and set the values of a user data object.
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| Methods in org.dom4j.util that return DocumentFactory | |
static DocumentFactory |
UserDataDocumentFactory.getInstance()
Access to the singleton instance of this factory. |
protected DocumentFactory |
ProxyDocumentFactory.getProxy()
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static DocumentFactory |
NonLazyDocumentFactory.getInstance()
Access to the singleton instance of this factory. |
static DocumentFactory |
IndexedDocumentFactory.getInstance()
Access to the singleton instance of this factory. |
| Methods in org.dom4j.util with parameters of type DocumentFactory | |
protected void |
ProxyDocumentFactory.setProxy(DocumentFactory proxy)
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| Constructors in org.dom4j.util with parameters of type DocumentFactory | |
ProxyDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory proxy)
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| Uses of DocumentFactory in org.dom4j.xpp |
| Methods in org.dom4j.xpp that return DocumentFactory | |
DocumentFactory |
ProxyXmlStartTag.getDocumentFactory()
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| Methods in org.dom4j.xpp with parameters of type DocumentFactory | |
void |
ProxyXmlStartTag.setDocumentFactory(DocumentFactory documentFactory)
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MessageVerifier makes it easy to generate and verify messages which are signed to prevent tampering.
This is useful for cases like remember-me tokens and auto-unsubscribe links where the session store isn‘t suitable or available.
Remember Me:
cookies[:remember_me] =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>2.weeks.from_now])
In the authentication filter:
id, time = @verifier.verify(cookies[:remember_me]) if time < Time.now self.current_user = User.find(id) end
Methods
Classes and Modules
Class ActiveSupport::MessageVerifier::InvalidSignaturePublic Class methods
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/message_verifier.rb, line 21 21: def initialize(secret, digest = 'SHA1') 22: @secret = secret 23: @digest = digest 24: end
Public Instance methods
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/message_verifier.rb, line 35 35: def generate(value) 36: data = ActiveSupport::Base64.encode64s(Marshal.dump(value)) 37: "#{data}--#{generate_digest(data)}" 38: end
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# File vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/message_verifier.rb, line 26 26: def verify(signed_message) 27: data, digest = signed_message.split("--") 28: if digest != generate_digest(data) 29: raise InvalidSignature 30: else 31: Marshal.load(ActiveSupport::Base64.decode64(data)) 32: end 33: end


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| AdapterNode |
| Class | Description |
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| AbstractAdapterElement |
AbstractAdapterElement extends the abstract Node type and implements
the DOM Element interface.
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| AbstractAdapterNode |
AbstractAdapterNode is the base for childAdapters that expose a read-only view
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Leo : (July 23 – August 23)
It will be an important day from work perspective. You will be open minded and will do hard to achieve your goals. You will attract material prosperity. Income will be good. You will also be in a care free mood. And will remain busy in roaming around eating and dinning. It will be a good day to spend some relaxing moments with family.


Media
Lean how to control the appearances of images and videos with the media classes.
Why the Media Classes
Wrap a media element like an
or a <video>
with the .media
container to prevent it from
breaking out of the container.
A light background color will show
when the inside media element is being loaded,
so users can know there is something not ready.
The aspect radio of the inside media element depends on
its original size and its width
and height
attributes,
but we can change it with the .media-content
class.
Let’s see the below examples for detail.
Image
In the below example, the image is wrapped in a .media
container.
It won’t break out of the container, even though its original size is
larger than the container’s size.

Video
A <video>
element can also be wrapped in the .media
container.

<video autoplay loop muted playsinline controls>
<source type="video/mp4" src="/luda/0.3.x/assets/video/home-background.mp4">
</video>

Responsive Control
A .media-content
container can be wrapped in the .media
container
to make the inside media element responsive, the aspect ratio of
the .media-content
container is 16:9 by default.
Size utility classes can be used to change the .media
’s
width responsively.
Responsive images
Here is a responsive image occupies 100% of the horizontal space on small screens and 66% of the horizontal space on middle size screens and large screens.

<picture class="media-content">
<source srcset="/luda/0.3.x/assets/img/carousel3.jpg" media="(min-width: 600px)">

</picture>

Responsive Videos
Like responsive images, videos can also be responsive by
combining the .media-content
class and size utility classes.

<video autoplay loop muted playsinline controls>
<source type="video/mp4" src="/luda/0.3.x/assets/video/home-background.mp4">
</video>

Responsive Iframes
The same to images and videos, we can make an
responsive.
This is useful when include videos from external sites such as youtube.

Aspect Radio 1by1
You can change a responsive media elements’ aspect ratio to 1:1
by replacing the .media-content
class with
the .media-content-1by1
class.
The value of a .media-content-1by1
container’s padding-top
property
is set at 100%, you can create more aspect ratio classes by changing
the value of the padding-top
property.

<picture class="media-content-1by1">
<source srcset="/luda/0.3.x/assets/img/carousel1.jpg" media="(min-width: 600px)">

</picture>

<video autoplay loop muted playsinline controls>
<source type="video/mp4" src="/luda/0.3.x/assets/video/home-background.mp4">
</video>

Style Modifiers
.media-containModifier
The wrapped media element occupies the whole space of its container by default,
if the aspect radio of the element is different from its container,
some content areas will be invisible. You can change this by
adding the .media-contain
class to the .media
container,
so the whole content area can be visible.
In the below example, we set the width and height against to
the image’s original aspect ratio, and use the .media-contain
class
to show the whole image content area forcely.

In the below example, we use the .media-content-1by1
class to set
the container’s aspect radio against to the <video>
’s original aspect ratio,
and use the .media-contain
class to show the whole video area.

<video autoplay loop muted playsinline controls>
<source type="video/mp4" src="/luda/0.3.x/assets/video/home-background.mp4">
</video>

Sass Variables
$media-background-color: $background-color-muted !default
$media-border-radius: $border-radius-main !default
$media-content-aspect-ratio: 16 / 9 !default


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Base CSS
Borders
The basic border classes are b*
with the second character determining all (border-style
), top (border-top-style
etc.), right, bottom, and left: ba
, bt
, br
, bb
, and bl
in order.
Border style for dotted, dashed, solid, and none are bso
, bsd
, bss
, and bn
in order.
Border radius can be set with .br*
where *
is a number from 0-6, or brf
for 100% border radius.
Border width can be set with .bw*
where *
is a number from 0-5.
Border width can be set to 0 for individual sides via b*-0
where *
is one of t
, r
, b
, or l
;
Most of these classes have responsive versions by appending -s
, -m
, or -l
to them, though not all.

This paragraph has a relatively thick border with rounded corners.

This paragraph is bordered with a thin, dotted line.

This paragraph is bordered differently at different sizes.

Margins
Margins can be set with the m*
class, where *
is a number between 0-7.
You can also set the margin for a specific side with the m[side][size]
classes, where [side]
is either t
(top), b
(bottom), r
(right), or l
(left), and [size]
is a number between 0-7.
Convenience classes are also available to set the horizontal margins, and the vertical margins with mh*
(margin horizontal) class, and the mv*
class, again, where *
is a number between 0-7.
Responsive versions for all the margin classes are available by appending -s
, -m
, or -l
to the classes.

This div has margin all the way around.

This div has different sized margins on each side.

This div has different horizontal and vertical margins depending on the screen-size.

Padding
Padding can be set with the p*
class, where *
is a number between 0-7.
You can also set the padding for a specific side with the p[side][size]
classes, where [side]
is either t
(top), b
(bottom), r
(right), or l
(left), and [size]
is a number between 0-7.
Convenience classes are also available to set the horizontal padding, and the vertical padding with ph*
(padding horizontal) class, and the pv*
class, again, where *
is a number between 0-7.
Responsive versions for all the padding classes are available by appending -s
, -m
, or -l
to the classes.

This div has padding all the way around.

This div has different sized padding on each side.

This div has different horizontal and vertical padding depending on the screen-size.

Shadows
Box shadow styles can be set with the bs*
classes.
Box shadows can be set for indivisual sides by setting *
to t
, b
, r
, or l
. They can be set on all sides via bsa
, or set to none via bsn
.
Inset shadows can be set with the bsi*
classes, where *
is one of the side-letters specified above.
Both the bs
and bsi
classes can be appended with lr
or tb
to put the shadows on the horizontal or vertical sides.
Responsive versions of all the classes can be set by appending -s
, -m
or -l
.

This paragraph has a box shadow applied on all sides.

This paragraph has an inset box shadow on all sides.

This paragraph has a box shadow on the horizontal, and inset shadow on the vertical.

This paragraph has different shadows depending on the size of the screen.

Colors
Foreground color classes (text colors), are prefixed by cl-*
. For named colors (red, ylw, grn, blu, noir, and blanc), the cl-
prefix may be ommited.
Background color classes, are prefixed by bg-*
.
Border color classes, are prefixed by b-*
.
What follows the prefix can be either a number (0-f) for greyscale colors, or one of red
, grn
, ylw
, blu
, noir
, or blanc
. For text/foreground colors, the cl-
may be ommited.
The named colors may also be specifically applied to the <progress />
element.
@color: #f8f8f8 @name: Blanc
@color: #202020 @name: Noir
@color: #2E76C3 @name: Blu
@color: #FFD954 @name: Ylw
@color: #EB4E32 @name: Red
@color: #83BD75 @name: Grn

This is an example paragraph

Another example paragraph

<progress max="100" value="40" class="m1 ylw bg-blu b-red">40%</progress>
Cursors
Cursor styles can be set with the below styles.
.c-a {cursor: alias}
.c-a-s {cursor: all-scroll}
.c-c {cursor: copy}
.c-c-m {cursor: context-menu}
.c-c-r {cursor: col-resize}
.c-cl {cursor: cell}
.c-d {cursor: default}
.c-e-r {cursor: e-resize}
.c-ew-r {cursor: ew-resize}
.c-g {cursor: grab}
.c-ging {cursor: grabbing}
.c-h {cursor: help}
.c-m {cursor: move}
.c-n {cursor: none}
.c-n-d {cursor: no-drop}
.c-n-r {cursor: n-resize}
.c-na {cursor: not-allowed}
.c-ne-r {cursor: ne-resize}
.c-nesw-r {cursor: nesw-resize}
.c-nw-r {cursor: nw-resize}
.c-nwse-r {cursor: nwse-resize}
.c-pg {cursor: progress}
.c-pt {cursor: pointer}
.c-r-r {cursor: row-resize}
.c-s-r {cursor: ns-resize}
.c-s-r {cursor: s-resize}
.c-se-r {cursor: se-resize}
.c-sw-r {cursor: sw-resize}
.c-v-t {cursor: vertical-text}
.c-w {cursor: wait}
.c-w-r {cursor: w-resize}
.c-x {cursor: crosshair}
.c-z-i {cursor: zoom-in}
.c-z-o {cursor: zoom-out}
Display
It's possible to set the display style with the following styles, generally following a d*
format, where *
is the display value.
Responsive versions of these classes are available.
.dn {display: none}
.db {display: block}
.dt {display: table}
.di {display: inline}
.dtr {display: table-row}
.dtl {display: table-cell}
.dib {display: inline-block}
.dit {display: inline-table}
.dtc {display: table-column}
.drg {display: table-row-group}
.dcg {display: table-column-group}
Opacity
The opacity for an element can be set with the o*
classes, where *
is a number from 0-9, or f.

This is slightly transparent.

This is slightly less transparent.

This is almost opaque.

CSS Grid
Macian provides utility classes for creating CSS Grids.
First, give the parent element the g
class, to set the display to grid
. The grid row gap can be set with grg*
, the column gap with gcg*
, or the grid gap with gg*
, with the *
in all cases being a number between 0-7. Note, currently the template rows and columns need to be specified seperately.
To justify items, use the gji*
, to justify self, use gjs*
, to align items use gai*
, to align self use gas*
, and to align content, use gac*
, the *
in all cases being either s
for start
, e
for end
, or c
for center
. The gac*
classes can additionally have a *
equal to t
for stretch
, sa
for space-around,
sbfor
space-between, or
sefor
space-evenly`.
Responsive versions of all the grid classes are available.

This is a grid item.

This is a grid item.

This is a grid item.

Inputs
Outline, resize, and appearance for inputs can be set to none via the on
, rn
, and an
classes.
<input type="text" placeholder="This text input has the default appearance." />
<input type="text" placeholder="This text input has had outline, resize, and appearance set to none." class="on rn an" />
Positions
To set the position
of an element, use the ps*
class, where *
is one of s
, a
, r
, or f
, for static
, absolute
, relative
, and fixed
, respectively.
To set top
, bottom
, left
, and right
, you can use the t*
, b*
, l*
, and r*
classes, where *
is a number between -2 and 2.
To set all four sides to 0
, use the a0
class.
Responsive versions are available for these classes.

Z-Index
To set the z-index
for an element, use the z*
class, where *
is a number between 1-9.
Responsive versions are available for these classes.

Float
To float an element to the right, use rf
, and to float to the left, use lf
.
There are responsive versions of these classes.

To the right

To the left

Background Styles
To set the background-size of an element, you can use either the cover
or contain
classes.
To set the background position of an element, you can use the bgp-*
classes, where *
is either c
, t
, r
, b
, l
, for center center
, top center
, center right
, bottom center
, and center left
, respectively.
Overflow Styles
To designate how overflow is to be handled, you can use the o*
, ox*
, and oy*
classes, where *
is either a
, v
, h
, or s
, for auto
, visible
, hidden
, or scroll
, respectively.
There are responsive versions of these classes available.

This div is just as tall as it's parent

This div is also, so you had to scroll to get here, but couldn't when the viewport is small.

Vertical Alignment
Use vl
, vm
, vt
, and vb
to set the vertical-align
property of an element to either baseline
, middle
, top
, or bottom
, respectively.
There are responsive versions of these classes.

a baseline aligned item
a middle aligned item
a top aligned item
and a bottom aligned item

Row-line-style Tables
You can style a table to only have borders at the row lines with the rl
class. Currently, you also have to specify that the table have no borders too.

Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3

some data
some data
some data

some data
some data
some data

some data
some data
some data

List Styles
By default, ul
and ol
lists have the list-style-position
set to inside
, but you can explicitely set this via the lspi
class.
You can designate the list style type with the ls*
classes, where *
is one of
z
fordecimal-leading-zero
ur
forupper-roman
lr
forlower-roman
ua
for 'upper-alpha'la
forlower-alpha
c
forcircle
s
forsquare
n
fornone

lorem

ipsum

dolor

lorem

ipsum

dolor

lorem

ipsum

dolor

lorem

ipsum

dolor

lorem

ipsum

dolor

lorem

ipsum

dolor

lorem

ipsum

dolor

lorem

ipsum

dolor

Height & Width
Height
To make an element the height of the screen, you can use vh
. Similarly, you can set height to auto with ha
, and to 100%
with hf
.
To set height in percentages, you use h*
where *
is 1-9.
To set height in vh
units, use vh*
where *
is 1-9.
To set height in em
units, use sh*
where *
is 1-7.
To set min- or max-height in percentages, use nh*
or xh*
where *
is 1-9.
All of these classes have responsive options, and can be appended with -s
, -m
, or -l
.

This div is the same height as the viewport.

This div has different min-heights at different screen sizes

This paragraph should be twice as tall as the normal text (2em)

Width
To make an element the width of the screen, you can use vw
. Similarly, you can set width to auto with wa
, and to 100%
with wf
.
To set width in percentages, you use w*
where *
is 1-9.
To set width in vw
units, use vw*
where *
is 1-9.
To set width in em
units, use sw*
where *
is 1-7.
To set min- or max-width in percentages, use mw*
or xw*
where *
is 1-9.
All of these classes have responsive options, and can be appended with -s
, -m
, or -l
.

This div is the same width as the viewport.

This div has different min-widths at different screen sizes

This paragraph should be twice as wide as the normal text (2em)

Layout
Grid System
Macian provides a system for laying out your HTML, that will feel very familiar to anyone who has used Bootstrap.
Rows are designated with the r
class. Only use rows if you are planning to have multiple columns.
Columns are designated by the c*
class, where *
is a number between 1-c.
Responsive versions of these classes are available to set different column width depending on screen size.

Col 1

Col 2

Col 3

Centering
To center div
s (or any element that is set to display: block
), you can apply the cn
class.
There are responsive versions of this class.

Typography
Fonts
You can designate serif, sans-serif, or mono fonts with the srf
, sns
, and mon
classes respectively.

Serif font family

Sans Serif font family

Mono font family

Font Size
Specify the sixe of your font with the f*
class where *
is a number 1-6. These sizes naturally correspond to the inherant sizes of their respective heading tags (

=== .f1
etc.).
There are responsive versions of these classes.

The Brown Fox Jumped Lazily Over the Log

The Brown Fox Jumped Lazily Over the Log

The Brown Fox Jumped Lazily Over the Log

The Brown Fox Jumped Lazily Over the Log

The Brown Fox Jumped Lazily Over the Log

The Brown Fox Jumped Lazily Over the Log

Line Height
Specify the line height for your text with (in increasing height) lhs
, lht
, lhc
, and lhd
.
There are responsive versions of these classes.

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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Repellat culpa, expedita quibusdam esse, sunt et eius, nesciunt beatae asperiores laudantium tempore iusto fugit reprehenderit nihil, eligendi commodi unde. Cum, similique.

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Font Weight
Specify normal font-weight
with fwn
and bold
with fwb
.
You can also specify numeric font weights with the fw*
classes, where *
is a number from 1-9.
There are responsive versions of these classes.
Bold on medium screens, normal on small screens
Bold on medium screens, normal on small screens
Font Styles
Set the font-style
to normal
with fn
, italic
with fi
, and to oblique
with fo
.
Italic
Oblique
Font Variants
Set the font-variant
to small-caps
with sc
.
small caps
Text Alignment
Designate the text-align
property with aj
for justify
, al
for left
, ar
for right
, and ac
for center
.
There are responsive versions of these classes.

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Text Transforms
You can apply text-transform
properties with cap
for captialize
, upc
for uppercase
, and lwc
for lowercase
.
captialize
uppercase
LOWERCASE
Letter Spacing
Letter spacing can be set with the tk
, tkt
, and tkm
classes.
There are responsive versions of these classes.
Lorem Ipsum
Lorem Ipsum
Lorem Ipsum
Text Decorations
Apply strikethrough
, underline
or overline
text-decoration
properties with ts
, tu
, or to
.
Apply an underline on hover
with the hvl
class, or remove text decoration on hover via hvn
;
Lorem Ipsum
Lorem Ipsum
Lorem Ipsum
Lorem Ipsum
Lorem Ipsum
Paragraph Optimum Widths
You can set the optimum width for a paragraph via the m
class. A slightly wider variant is the mw
class, and a slightly thinner variant of this is the mn
class.
There are responsive versions of these classes.

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Drop Dead Gorgeous
Chad'z rating: *** (out of 4 = good)
1999, PG-13, 97 minutes [1 hour, 37 minutes]
[comedy]
Starring: Kirsten Dunst (Amber Atkins), Kirstie Alley (Mrs. Gladys Leeman), Denise Richards (Becky Leeman), Allison Janney (Loretta); written by Lona Williams; produced by Judy Hofflund, Gavin Polone; directed by Michael Patrick Jann.
Seen July 27, 1999 at 7:30 p.m. at Crossgates Cinema 18 (Guilderland, NY), theater #18, by myself for free (see review for explanation). [Theater rating: ***: good sound, picture and seats]
"Drop Dead Gorgeous" was a movie I didn't really want to see. I had sat through its trailer dozens of times assuming it was another idiotic comedy meant to appeal to teens and those who enjoy lowbrow, b-movie humor (the marketing campaign focused only on the slapstick comedy, the film's mentally-challenged character and teenage girls shaking their booty). I went in fully prepared to be bored and offended and came out pleasantly surprised and I am now shocked at how poorly it has performed at the box office. I'll still review it anyway.
I was standing outside the cineplex at the local mall looking at the big board of titles and times when a woman came up to me and asked if I wanted to see a sneak preview of "Runaway Bride" because she had won some passes to it through one of those radio contests and she couldn't go. I thought it would be a good idea because then I'd be able to review that movie before it was released nationally, but when I got in line the manager said the theater was overbooked and those who couldn't get in could go see whatever else was playing for free. There weren't any other good movies playing until late and I had to get up early the next day for work and since "Drop Dead Gorgeous" was playing at the time I decided to see it. I heard really bad things from some of my fellow Internet critics and actually thought it'd be a good idea to see a bad movie because I haven't ripped into a film in a long time.
So I went in and had my watch set to clock the time it would take before I found something good to laugh at (hoping I could say "I didn't laugh until 45:15 into the running time"). Boy was I surprised when big laughs came during the film's first few scenes.
An opening title card tells us that a major cosmetics company has sponsored a national teen beauty pageant at the local and state level for 50 years and to celebrate the anniversary a documentary crew was sent to the small town of Mount Rose, Minnesota to show what the pageant means to average high school girls, their parents and the communities they live in (they don't say WHO sent the film crew). Fortunately for this filming team, Mount Rose is the kind of town that only exists in a comedy movie, but that's okay because funny is funny.
We start with a shot of the town's welcome sign pointing out the fact it is home to "The Oldest Living Lutheran in Minnesota," which is a good indication of how this little town takes pride in anything. The joke is extended even further when the town's mayor says the sign isn't accurate because that person actually died and every year he asks the Shriners to "take down that goddamned sign but they never do." Maybe that's a little crude and lowbrow, but it probably wasn't what you expected to hear from a small town mayor, especially the way the comedy is delivered here.
The entire film is meant to be a real documentary on the town's beauty pageant which is a technique rarely used by mainstream comedies, but works well here because it allows the townsfolk to talk directly to the camera and say what they're feeling and makes them seem a bit more realistic. It also works as a regular fiction story in that it's easy to tell what the characters actually mean when they speak to the camera and when they're lying.
The first third of the movie is quite funny in its setup and depiction of its characters, who are all exactly that - characters. The pageant contestants each have their own trait that gives them their comedic hook. There's a girl who has a frightening love of dogs, one who wants to teach the world sign language through ballet-style dancing, one who thinks "Soylent Green" would make a great dramatic monologue, one whose brother is a drag queen in New York City and thinks it's the coolest thing, one who was adopted by an Asian family and thinks she's Asian, and one who can't stop making out with her boyfriend and fulfills the generic slutty blonde role. The two real contestants of the film are, not surprisingly, complete opposites, the best-looking and the only real names the film has to market.
Kirsten Dunst stars as Amber Atkins, a homely, good-natured and high-spirited girl who works part time as a mortician while she dreams of becoming a famous journalist like her idol Diane Sawyer. Amber is pretty bright and right away she has a lot of appeal thanks to Dunst making her cute and sweet in a cartoony way. Amber's nemesis is the rich snob Becky Leeman (Richards), whose mother, Mrs. Gladys Leeman (Alley) just happens to be the organizer of the pageant and whose father (Sam McMurray) is the wealthiest businessman in town (he runs a small furniture store as if it were a cut-throat car dealership). If it's easy to tell Amber is our hero, it's even easier to tell Becky and her mother are the antagonists who we love to hate.
And so we have this subtle battle between Amber and the Leemans who will stop at nothing to ensure Becky will win the pageant even though they have obviously rigged it anyway. Many of the jokes and the sub-plots involve mysterious actions occurring meant to thwart Amber's rise such as a few deaths here and there. That might seem cold and cruel but the comedy never comes across as mean-spirited despite these instances. For example, Amber's trailer explodes with her mother inside and when we catch up with her at the hospital we see she has a beer can singed to her hand!
Yes, that's lowbrow comedy but it works effectively here. But instead of giving the film an ugly, connotative atmosphere you'd get with a b-movie that uses many of the same jokes, it works just the opposite here to keeps things lighthearted and humorous. We're always laughing at the characters, but because they're so blatantly over-the-top in every way it doesn't feel bad to derive pleasure from it.
A few examples of this: one of the judges is named "John Dough" and is clearly a pedophile, but one who is quite bad at hiding his secret (if his name doesn't already make that clear) and tends to ramble on about how normal he is, such as when we see him watching the girls practice and notice that he's carrying a camcorder which he claims is for insurance purposes, "in case of accidents." There's also a huge mentally-challenged young man who is the brother of one of the judges (who isn't much smarter). The two fight with each other and it's funny to laugh at the antics the "retard" performs because he doesn't know any better, but it's also funny to laugh at the way the others react to him because it's so politically incorrect.
There isn't much more to elaborate on the film's plot, which is probably its weakest point. It's filled with continuity errors galore and is predictable to the extreme, but really, how else could they have done it? It's similar to "Titanic" in that it realizes it's placating to the audience and doesn't apologize.  "Drop Dead Gorgeous" is a comedy meant to be laughed at, so go ahead and indulge yourself.
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CRoCS laboratory provide 28 different tested smart cards. The rest is provided by the volunteers worldwide.
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Last update: 14.10.2016
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What is ng-next?
ng-next is AngularJS 1.x using ...
- jspm.
jspm is a package manager for the SystemJS universal module
loader, built on top of the dynamic ES6 module loader
- Load any module format (ES6, AMD, CommonJS and globals) directly
from any endpoint such as npm and github with flat versioned
dependency management.
- For development, load modules as separate files with ES6 and plugins
compiled in the browser.
- For production, optimize into a bundle, layered bundles or a
self-executing bundle with a single command."
- angular material design
- Controller As syntax
- ES6 classes for controllers and services
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This is a summary of the paper “How Do Scientists Develop Scientific Software? An External Replication”. As the name suggests, we conducted an external replication (different authors in a different context) of a well-known paper about how scientists develop and use software. The original paper was published in 2009, and given the recent changes in the software development practices in the last few years (e.g., the introduction of social coding websites and the prevalence of on-line learning platforms) and unique challenges of scientific research (e.g., the frequent and unforeseen changes in requirements and the need for both highly specialized domain knowledge and programming expertise), we believe that we should update our understanding about this topic.
In the original study, the authors conducted an on-line survey with 2,000 scientists. In our replication, we surveyed 1,574 R developers. One might argue that not all R developers are indeed scientists. We concur. To mitigate this threat, in our invitation email we kindly asked R developers that do not consider themselves as scientists not to answer the questionnaire. We also asked them not to share the questionnaire with their peers, since some of them might not be scientists as well. We also mined their R repositories to complement some of the findings. For instance, the following figure shows the number of projects with commits in the master branch over the last decade.
The following table compares the main findings of the two studies:
| Original Study | Replication Study |
| 96.9% of the respondents state that informal self study is important or very important for developing scientific software (60.1% state that informal learning from peers is important or very important). Only 34.4% state that formal education at an educational institution is important or very important. | 99% of the respondents agree that self-study was important or very important (60% suggested that learning from peers is important or very important). However, 35% of the respondents believe that formal education is important or very important. |
| The importance of graduate studies is clearly greater than undergraduate studies. This, in turn, is clearly greater than that of high school studies. Formal training at work was considered as important or very important for only 13.1%. | Similarly, most of the respondents believe that graduate studies (72%) and their last five years at work (76%) were important or very important to learn what they know about software development. Our respondents also perceived High school (61%) and over the last 15 years at work (51%) as not important or not important at all. |
| 84.3% of the responses state that developing scientific software is important or very important for their own research. 46.4% state that developing scientific software is important or very important for the research of others | 86% of the respondents believe that scientific software is important or very important to their own research. However, 63% of our respondents stated that developing software for the research of others is important or very important. |
| On average, scientist spend approximately 30% of their work time developing scientific software. | On average, our respondents spent 30% of their working hours developing software per week (min: 0%, 1st quartile: 10%, median: 20%, max: 100%, std dev: 23.73% |
| 53.5% of the respondents state that they spend more or much more time developing scientific software than they did 10 years ago (44.7% spend more or much more time than they did 5 years ago and 14.5% spend more or much more time than they did 1 year ago. | 82% of the respondents believe that they spend ‘‘much more time’’ or ‘‘more time’’ developing software than 10 years ago; 72% when compared to the last five years. Over the last decade, there is also an increase in activity, in terms of commits, in the studied projects. |
| Scientific software is either used by a very large number of people (more than 5,000 users) or by a very small number of people (less than three). | Our respondents work mostly alone (53% of the respondents develop software alone) or in small teams (another 42% develop software within a team of two to five). At maximum, we found 723 stars and 139 forks in the analyzed projects |
| The level of importance that scientists assigned to a software engineering concepts is mostly consistent with their understanding of this concept. Except for ‘‘software testing’’ and ‘‘software verification’’ scientists assigned a higher level of importance to these concepts than they judged understand. | Generally speaking, we observed that the respondents judged they knew less about the concepts of what they believe are important. A Chi-Square test confirmed that the scientist knowledge depends from what they judge important. |
| There is no consistent trend of association that links an increase of project or team size to perceived importance of software engineering concepts. | After performed the ANOVA test, we could not reject the null hypothesis that project and team size influences the respondent’s perceptions about the software engineering concepts, once all p-values were higher than 0.05. |


NucleoTide is a 3 day virtual biotech hackathon hosted by The Helyx Initiative
and is absolutely free to attend. Highschool students will compete to design a technological
solution towards a certain theme.
There will be a variety of mentors, workshops and other events for everyone to attend, as well
as many monetary prizes to win! Form teams in our discord or bring your own team. No programming
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You can find more about our hackathon's code of conduct here.


Before Change
train, test = train_test_split(data, test_size=0.2)
train_model_input = [train[name] for name in fixlen_feature_names]
test_model_input = [test[name] for name in fixlen_feature_names]
// 4.Define Model,train,predict and evaluate
model = DeepFM(linear_feature_columns,dnn_feature_columns, task="binary")
After Change
train, test = train_test_split(data, test_size=0.2)
train_model_input = {name:train[name] for name in feature_names}
test_model_input = {name:test[name] for name in feature_names}
// 4.Define Model,train,predict and evaluate
model = DeepFM(linear_feature_columns,dnn_feature_columns, task="binary")


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| Data Feeds | Database Administration | Applications | Analyst Tools | Application Overview |
To start each system, you will minimally want to prepare the following data feeds: SecurityTypeMaster, SecurityMaster, PortfolioMaster, and HoldingsFeed.
Assume the data for SecurityTypeMaster looks like the following:
Id name unitCalc AssetCategory 0 Cash & Equiv 1 Cash 1 Common Stock 1 Equity 2 Preferred Stock 1 Equity
This feed will be saved as sectype.txt.
Assume the data for SecurityMaster looks like the following:
id name ticker type latestMarketCapUS 00195710 AT&T CORP COM T 1 55447562.63 00811710 AETNA INC COM AET 1 14458498.5 20449310 COMPAQ COMPUTER CORP CPQ 1 26578000
This feed will be saved as sec.txt.
Assume the data for PortfolioMaster looks like the following:
id name 102 INSYTE GROWTH FUND 232 INSYTE INCOME FUND 332 INSYTE GROWTH & INCOME FUND 532 INSYTE PENSION
This feed will be saved as portfolio.txt.
Assume the data for HoldingsFeed looks like the following:
date acctId secId shares mval 971215<PHONE_NUMBER>0 8823 49422.22 971215<PHONE_NUMBER>0 6111 42122.11 971215<PHONE_NUMBER>0 7700 444444.4 971215<PHONE_NUMBER>0 7001 424344.4 971215<PHONE_NUMBER>0 7800 497741.4 971215<PHONE_NUMBER>0 7100 463321.4
This feed will be saved as holdings.txt.
More information about Feed Formats and Starter Feeds is available.
Before the files can be loaded into the database, they must be moved to the appropriate directory. When you have a data file available, you place it in a pre-defined directory on your Server machine. On Unix servers this directory is normally /localvision/upload/feeds. On NT servers, this directory is normally stored relative to a specific disk and may include an additional prefix as part of its path. Check with your system administrator for the exact location in your environment.
If you have not yet obtained a valid license file entry for your server(s), please contact Insyte. You will be unable to commit updates to the database until you have done so.
After moving the files, start the VAdmin module. You should see the files that you saved in the Pending Files section on the left of the form.
You will want to load the files in the following order: sectype.txt, sec.txt, portfolio.txt, holdings. To start, select the sectype.txt data file from the left and the entity data feed SecurityTypeMaster, from the right. Press the Update button to load this data. When the update finishes, you should see a summary report similar to:
Press the Save button to save the feed. When the save finishes, you should see a message similar to:
The file sectype.txt has now been removed from the Pending files list box. It has been moved to the directory /localvision/upload/feeds/done. Continue loading the files in the following order: sec.txt, portfolio.txt. The last file to load is the holdings.txt, whose feed name is HoldingsFeed. To access the feed, you select the category Transaction from the top right list box.
Each time you add data to the Vision database, Vision creates a new version or view of the database. To see the history of your updates to the database, click on the Vision DBA menu and select the Version History choice. This displays the history of your changes. If you want to undo one or more updates, you can select the version that you wish to eliminate and press the Rollback option on this form. For more information on this topic, see the section Reviewing Version History.
When the database administrator has loaded new data and is ready to make it available to web users, the master listeners should be restarted.
Select the Restart Master Listeners choice from this menu. For more information on listeners, see the section Controlling the Web Reporter.
To see a Security Profile report for AET, select Security Reports, then select Security Profile. Enter AET or 00811710. You should see the AET profile.
The information you supplied via the SecurityMaster upload is displayed.
To see a list of all Accounts, do the following:
Select Home at the bottom of the current profile. Select Account Reports then AccountProfile. Enter Submit with no accounts selected. You should see a listing of all accounts that you loaded in hyperlink form. Select the link for account 102. You should see an Account Profile for account 102.
You can also use the Vision data in Excel. Start a new Excel and connect to vision. You are now ready to extract and/or upload data.
To extract holdings for portfolio 102, select the following range:
Select Get Entity By Item Data from the Vision menu.
The information you supplied via the SecurityMaster, PortfolioMaster, and HoldingsFeed upload is displayed.
For more samples of using data in Excel see Sample Usage.
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The BeesBot Factory is a structure that make BeesBots, BeesBots will automatically fill available jobs (mining, Builder Bees...) based on the percentage of missing workers multiplied by the priority bar.
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A uniform sum threshold problem
Let \(U_1, U_2, \dots\) be an infinite sequence of independent \(\mathrm{Uniform}[0, 1]\) random variables. Let \(N\) be the minimum index for which \[ U_1 + U_2 + \dots + U_N > 1 . \] What is the expected value \(\mathbf{E}\{N\}\)?
This problem was originally posed to me by some students of a course I was TA-ing, as part of a homework problem in another course they were taking. It didn’t take long for me to find the solution, but I was unsatisfied with the cleanliness of the proof. At the time, my ex-labmate Xing Shi Cai was visiting my lab, and I relayed the problem to him. He cleaned up the messy bits and presented to me the slickest possible proof.
Firstly, by what is sometimes called the tail formula for expectations, we have that \[ \begin{aligned} \mathbf{E}\{N\} &= \sum_{i \ge 0} \mathbf{P}\{N \ge i\} \\ &= \sum_{i \ge 0} \mathbf{P}\{U_1 + \dots + U_i \le 1\} . \end{aligned} \] Rearranging, \[ \begin{aligned} \mathbf{P}\{U_1 + \dots + U_i \le 1\} &= \mathbf{P}\{U_1 + \dots + U_{i - 1} \le 1 - U_i\} \\ &= \mathbf{P}\{U_1 + \dots + U_{i - 1} \le U_i’\} , \end{aligned} \] where \(U_i’ \sim \mathrm{Uniform}[0, 1]\), and \(U_i’\) is independent of \(U_1, \dots, U_{i - 1}\).
Consider the event \(\mathcal{E}_i\) that \[ U_i’ = \max\{U_1, \dots, U_{i - 1}, U_i’\} . \]
Since this is just a collection of independent uniform random variables, then \(U_i’\) is maximum among them with probability exactly \(\mathbf{P}\{\mathcal{E}_i\} = 1/i\). Moreover, conditionally upon \(\mathcal{E}_i\), then \(U_1/U_i’, \dots, U_{i - 1}/U_i’\) normalizes the variables to lie in the interval \([0, 1]\), and in fact now each of these is independent and distributed as \(\mathrm{Uniform}[0, 1]\). On the other hand, conditionally upon \(\overline{\mathcal{E}_i}\), one of the other variables is larger than \(U_i’\), and in particular, \[ U_1 + \dots + U_{i - 1} > U_i’ . \] Therefore, \[ \begin{aligned} \mathbf{P}\{U_1 + \dots + U_{i - 1} \le U_i’\} &= \mathbf{P}\{U_1 + \dots + U_{i - 1} \le U_i’ \mid \mathcal{E}_i\} \mathbf{P}\{\mathcal{E}_i\} \\ &= \frac{1}{i} \mathbf{P}\left\{\frac{U_1}{U_i’} + \dots + \frac{U_{i - 1}}{U_i’} \le 1 \,\Big|\, \mathcal{E}_i\right\} \\ &= \frac{1}{i} \mathbf{P}\{U_1 + \dots + U_{i - 1} \le 1\} , \end{aligned} \] and upon iterating, we get the following very satisfying equation, \[ \mathbf{P}\{U_1 + \dots + U_i \le 1\} = \frac{1}{i!} . \] Replacing this into the formula for the expectation, we get the magical result \[ \mathbf{E}\{N\} = \sum_{i \ge 0} \frac{1}{i!} = e . \]
Incidentally, we’ve derived the entire distribution above, not just the expectation, \[ \mathbf{P}\{N \ge i\} = \frac{1}{i!} , \qquad \mathbf{P}\{N = i\} = \frac{1}{(i - 1)! (i + 1)} . \]
Consider also the value of the first uniform sum exceeding \(1\), \[ S_N = U_1 + \dots + U_N . \] Deterministically, this quantity must be between \(1\) and \(2\). Intuitively, it seems likely that it will be at most \(3/2\), since uniforms have expected value \(1/2\), and since we’re adding one last uniform before exceeding the threshold \(1\).
Since \(N\) is a stopping time, by Wald’s lemma, we can easily nail the expectation of \(S_N\), \[ \mathbf{E}\{S_N\} = \mathbf{E}\{N\} \mathbf{E}\{U\} = e/2 \approx 1.359, \] which is indeed less than \(3/2\).


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public interface IBuildableSubsetClientAPI
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
IBuildableSubset2 |
createBuildableSubset(java.lang.String name,
IContributorHandle owner,
com.ibm.team.enterprise.buildablesubset.common.dto.Visibility visibility,
IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle,
IBuildableFileDesc2[] buildableFileDescs,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Create a new buildable subset with the given name and the associated build definition.
|
IBuildableSubset2 |
createBuildableSubsetFromWorkItems(java.lang.String name,
IContributorHandle owner,
com.ibm.team.enterprise.buildablesubset.common.dto.Visibility visibility,
IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle,
IWorkItemHandle[] workItemHandles,
boolean includeWorkItemChildren,
boolean includeImpacts,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Create a new buildable subset with the given name and the associated build definition.
|
IBuildableSubset2 |
createBuildableSubsetFromWorkItems2(java.lang.String name,
IContributorHandle owner,
com.ibm.team.enterprise.buildablesubset.common.dto.Visibility visibility,
IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle,
IWorkItemHandle[] workItemHandles,
IWorkItemHandle[] dynamicWorkItems,
boolean includeWorkItemChildren,
boolean includeImpacts,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Create a new buildable subset with the given name and the associated build definition.
|
java.lang.String |
deleteBuildableSubset(java.lang.String name,
IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Delete the buildable subset with the given name and associated build definition.
|
java.lang.String |
deleteTransitoryFileList(java.lang.String id,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Delete the transitory file list stored with id.
|
boolean |
exists(java.lang.String name,
IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Returns
true if the buildable subset with the given name and associated build definition exists |
IBuildableSubset2 |
getBuildableSubset(java.lang.String name,
IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Retrieve a buildable subset with the given name and associated build definition.
|
IBuildableSubset2 |
getBuildableSubset2(java.lang.String name,
IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle,
boolean evaluateDynamicCriteria,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Retrieve a buildable subset with the given name and associated build definition.
|
IBuildableSubset2 |
getTransitoryFileList(java.lang.String id,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Retrieve the transitory files.
|
java.lang.String |
modifyBuildableSubset(IBuildableSubset2 subset,
java.lang.String previousName,
IBuildDefinitionHandle previousBuildDefinitionHandle,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Modifies the given subset.
|
java.lang.String |
saveTransitoryFileList(IBuildableSubset2 subset,
java.lang.String id,
org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor)
Update the transitory file list with Id as identifier.
|
IBuildableSubset2 createBuildableSubsetFromWorkItems(java.lang.String name, IContributorHandle owner, com.ibm.team.enterprise.buildablesubset.common.dto.Visibility visibility, IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle, IWorkItemHandle[] workItemHandles, boolean includeWorkItemChildren, boolean includeImpacts, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
name
- The name of the new subset; must not be null
owner
- The owner of the new subset or null
if the new subset should be owned by process area
associated with the build definitionvisibility
- The visibility of subset either PRIVATE_LITERAL
or PUBLIC_LITERAL
(null
)buildDefinitionHandle
- The build definition associated with the new subset; must not be null
workItemHandles
- A list of work items where to find the buildable files to be included in the new subset; must not be null
includeWorkItemChildren
- If true
, all buildable files found in children work items will be included in the new subset; if
false
, children work items will not be processedincludeImpacts
- If true
, impact analysis will perform to include all impacted files.monitor
- the progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.modifiedTimestamp
is set to when it was last saved.TeamRepositoryException
- if anything goes wrong.IBuildableSubset2 createBuildableSubsetFromWorkItems2(java.lang.String name, IContributorHandle owner, com.ibm.team.enterprise.buildablesubset.common.dto.Visibility visibility, IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle, IWorkItemHandle[] workItemHandles, IWorkItemHandle[] dynamicWorkItems, boolean includeWorkItemChildren, boolean includeImpacts, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
name
- The name of the new subset; must not be null
owner
- The owner of the new subset or null
if the new subset should be owned by process area
associated with the build definitionvisibility
- The visibility of subset either PRIVATE_LITERAL
or PUBLIC_LITERAL
(null
)buildDefinitionHandle
- The build definition associated with the new subset; must not be null
workItemHandles
- A list of work items where to find the buildable files to be included in the new subset; must not be null
. These work items
will be processed up front. Updates to these work items will not be reflected by the subset.dynamicWorkItems
- A list of work items where to find the buildable files to be included in the new subset; must not be null
. These work items
will not be processed until the subset is used in a build. Updates to these work items will be reflected by the subset.includeWorkItemChildren
- If true
, all buildable files found in children work items will be included in the new subset; if
false
, children work items will not be processedincludeImpacts
- If true
, impact analysis will perform to include all impacted files.monitor
- the progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.modifiedTimestamp
is set to when it was last saved.TeamRepositoryException
- if anything goes wrong.IBuildableSubset2 createBuildableSubset(java.lang.String name, IContributorHandle owner, com.ibm.team.enterprise.buildablesubset.common.dto.Visibility visibility, IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle, IBuildableFileDesc2[] buildableFileDescs, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
name
- The name of the new subset; must not be null
owner
- The owner of the new subset or null
if the new subset should be owned by process area
associated with the build definitionvisibility
- The visibility of subset either PRIVATE_LITERAL
or PUBLIC_LITERAL
(null
)buildableFileDescs
- A list of buildable files to be included in the subset; must not be null
or emptymonitor
- the progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.modifiedTimestamp
is set to when it was last saved.TeamRepositoryException
- if anything goes wrong.IBuildableSubset2 getBuildableSubset(java.lang.String name, IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
name
- The name of an existing subset; must not be null
buildDefinitionHandle
- The build definition associated with an existing subset; must not be null
monitor
- the progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.null
if not foundTeamRepositoryException
- if anything goes wrong.IBuildableSubset2 getBuildableSubset2(java.lang.String name, IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle, boolean evaluateDynamicCriteria, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
name
- The name of an existing subset; must not be null
buildDefinitionHandle
- The build definition associated with an existing subset; must not be null
evaluateDynamicCriteria
- Whether dynamic criteria should be evaluated before returning the subset.monitor
- the progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.null
if not foundTeamRepositoryException
- if anything goes wrong.java.lang.String deleteBuildableSubset(java.lang.String name, IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
name
- The name of an existing subset; must not be null
buildDefinitionHandle
- The build definition associated with an existing subset; must not be null
monitor
- the progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.TeamRepositoryException
- if anything goes wrong.boolean exists(java.lang.String name, IBuildDefinitionHandle buildDefinitionHandle, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
true
if the buildable subset with the given name and associated build definition existsname
- The name of an existing subset; must not be null
buildDefinitionHandle
- The build definition associated with an existing subset; must not be null
monitor
- the progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.true
if the buildable subset exists; and false
otherwise.TeamRepositoryException
- if anything goes wrong.java.lang.String modifyBuildableSubset(IBuildableSubset2 subset, java.lang.String previousName, IBuildDefinitionHandle previousBuildDefinitionHandle, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
subset
- The new version of the subset; must not be null
.previousName
- The name of the subset's previous revision; must not be null
.previousBuildDefinitionHandle
- The build definition associated with the subset's previous revision; must not be null
monitor
- The progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.TeamRepositoryException
java.lang.String saveTransitoryFileList(IBuildableSubset2 subset, java.lang.String id, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
subset
- The subset that contains the list of transitory files.id
- The identifier of the transitory file list.monitor
- The progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.TeamRepositoryException
java.lang.String deleteTransitoryFileList(java.lang.String id, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
id
- The identifier of the transitory file list that needs to be deleted.monitor
- The progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.TeamRepositoryException
IBuildableSubset2 getTransitoryFileList(java.lang.String id, org.eclipse.core.runtime.IProgressMonitor monitor) throws TeamRepositoryException
id
- The identifier of the transitory file list that needs to be retrieved.monitor
- The progress monitor; or null
if progress is not required.TeamRepositoryException


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The basic building blocks of programming - Lists and Loops
By The end of this lesson you should:
In this lesson we'll be meeting more of Java, and its syntax that corresponds to our pseudocode
We'll be meeting a few more aspects of programming, alongside some old ones:
A Collection is a data type that holds a bunch of another data type
Their type can be defined as:
CollectionType<TypeItContains> collectionOfSomething = ...
we will continue to use:
var collectionOfSomething = ...
An example creating some collections:
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.Map;
public class UsingCollections {
public static void main(String[] args) {
var listOfStrings = List.of("first element", "second element");
var setOfIntegers = Set.of(1, 2, 3);
var mapFromStringToBoolean = Map.of(
"this is true", true,
"this is false", false
);
}
}
Notice that we have to import these types, this is because they are not part of the core language.
Much like pseudocode says "for each item in the list", we can do this:
import java.util.List;
public class UsingForEach {
public static void main(String[] args) {
var alphabet = List.of("a", "b", "c");
for (var letter : alphabet) {
System.out.println(letter);
}
}
}
where "letter" is a name we chose for the current element in the list
Much like pseudocode says "for a counter from lower bound to upper bound", we can do this:
public class UsingForWithCounter {
public static void main(String[] args) {
for (var counter = 1; counter <= 10; counter = counter + 1) {
System.out.println("Number " + counter);
}
}
}
The "for a counter from lower bound to upper bound" code is made of 3 parts
for (var counter = 1; counter <= 10; counter = counter + 1) {
System.out.println("Number " + counter);
}
This is very similar to our pseudocode:
public class UsingWhile {
public static void main(String[] args) {
var condition = true;
while (condition) {
System.out.println("I'm stuck here forever");
}
}
}
This particular while-loop will run forever, because it contains no logic to set condition to false.