S2Container is able remove dependencies by using only interfaces to communicate between components. This, however, creates a bottleneck during program development because interfaces must be created before testing can start. Seasar2 circumvents this problem by allowing mock interfaces to be easily created. Because implementations can be replaced by mock objects, testing can begin as components are created.
Furthermore, S2Unit allows unit testing using containers and there is a functionality to test using database with Excel files.。
org.seasar.framework.aop.interceptors.MockInterceptor is used to define a mock interface. MockInterceptor is an Interceptor offered by S2AOP. By using the following methods in MockInterceptor, mock interface may be set, interface may be called, and arguments may be checked.
public void setReturnValue(String
methodName, Object returnValue)
Description: Sets return value to an interface method
Arg 1: Interface method name to return a value
Arg 2: Value to be returned by argument 1
public void setReturnValue(Object
returnValue)
Description: Set return value to all interface methods
Arg 1: Value to be returned. All calls to a method will return this value. Usually, this method is used to set a return value when only interface method is called.
public boolean isInvoked(String
methodName)
Description: Used to check to determine if interface method was called
Arg 1: Name of interface method to check if it was called
Returns: boolean value indicating whether the interface method was called
public Object[] getArgs(String
methodName)
Description: Gets arguments passed to an interface method
Arg 1: Name of interface method to get argment values from
Returns: Object[] array containing argument values of an interface method
To create an mock interface, values are set using an MockInterceptor aspect. For example, let's assume thiere is a following interface:
public interface Hello {
public String greeting();
public String echo(String str);
}
Following code is used to create a mock interface that returns "Hello" when greeting() method is called and returns "Hoge" when echo() method is called.
MockInterceptor mi = new MockInterceptor();
mi.setReturnValue("greeting", "Hello");
mi.setReturnValue("echo", "Hoge");
Hello hello = mi.createProxy(Hello.class);
Above code may be written as the following component definition.
Test classes are created by extending org.seasar.extension.unit.S2TestCase class. Test methods are the same as thos in JUnit because S2TestCase class is extended from JUnit.
Following functions are offered to make unit testing with S2Container easier.
Automatic creation of S2Container
When S2Container is constructed, test method (testXxx) is also constructed.
It is not neccessary to write S2ContainerFactory.create(PATH) to construct a S2Container.
register(),getComponent(),include() methods
register(),getComponent(),include() methods are available to S2Container.
Omitting PATH in include
It is possible to omit PATH in include() when path are the same as that is a test class.
For example, if aaa.bbb.CccTest class include() aaa/bbb/hoge.dicon, it is possible to just write include("hoge.dicon").
Automatic setting of variables
TestCase fields that are not static nor final are automatically set with underscore character (_) omitted from their names
TestCase fields with interface type variable definitions are automatically set by S2Container. Values automatically assigned are cleared (set to null) afer test method ends.
setUpXxx(),tearDownXxx() methods
If test method(testXxx) is defined with corresponding setUpXxx() and tearDownXxx() methods, it is invoked after setUp() and before tearDown() are invoked.
It is easy to initialize and finalize on each test method.
Following features are available when conducting a test using a database.
By ending test method names with Tx(e.g.testXxxTx) in include("j2ee.dicon") file, transaction is initiated just before the test method and rolled back after the test method is invoked. Thus, it is unnecessary to manually rollback data after each test.
assertEquals() method
assertEquals() method may be used to compare expected DataSet result with Map, Map List, Bean, and Bean List.
readXls() method
DataSet expected = readXls("verification.xls") statement reads verification data from Excel into a DataSet.
If PATH of a Excel verification data is in the same package as a class, path may be omitted
reload(DataSet) is used to reload data by a primary key and to obtain a new DataSet. Update test may be easily done by entering expected updated values into the Excel sheet.
DataSet expected = readXls("verification.xls");
assertEquals(expected, reload(expected);
readXlsWriteDb(),readXlsAllReplaceDb() methods
Verification data entered into Excel sheet are inserted into a database by readXlsWriteDb("verification.xls") or readXlsAllReplaceDb("verification.xls"). If verification Excel file is in the same package as the test class, package path may be omitted.
Usually, to rollback data to their original values, readXlsWriteDb() and readXlsAllReplaceDb() are executed in the first lines of testXxxTx().
Furthermore, these methods insert data after deleting in reverse order of Excel sheet order.
When using readXlsAllReplaceDb() method, it may be neccessary to create an empty sheet to avoid foreign data constraint error.
For example, if foreign key in table A reference table B, it is neccessary to create an Excel sheet for table B even when there is only data fro table A. It is, also, necessary to create Excel sheet for table A before a sheet for table B.
Let's create a mock interface using MockInterceptor that is made available by S2 and than test using S2Unit to verify that method and their arguments are correct. Required files are as follows:
Interface(Hello.java)
dicon file (Hello.dicon) defining mock to an interface
Class (HelloTest.java) to test created interface
Creating Interface
Create method (greeting) with no argument and String return type.
Create method (echo) with 1 argument and String return type.
Hello.java
package examples.aop.mockinterceptor;
public interface Hello {
public String greeting();
public String echo(String str);
}
Creating dicon File
Mock will return "Hello" when greeting() method is called and "Hoge" when echo() method is called.
MockInterceptor is defined in a component. name attribute is set to helloMockInterceptor.
Set argument as specified by a mock by method injunction to setReturnValue() method in MockInterceptor.
Interface is defined in a component. Specify MockInterceptor defined in a component to an aspect tag.
Following example uses HSQLDB. Refer to Setup to setup and start HSQLDB before trying out this example. This example uses the following EMP(Employee) table and DEPT(Department) table.
Table: EMP(Employee)
Column Name
Label
Type
NotNull
Primary Key
EMPNO
Employee Number
NUMBER
〇
〇
ENAME
Employee Name
VARCHAR2
JOB
Job
VARCHAR2
MGR
Manager
NUMBER
HIREDATE
Hire Date
DATE
SAL
Salary
NUMBER
COMM
Commission
NUMBER
DEPTNO
Department Number
NUMBER
Table:DEPT(Department)
Column Name
Label
Type
NotNull
Primary Key
DEPTNO
Department Number
NUMBER
〇
〇
DNAME
Department Name
VARCHAR2
LOC
Location
VARCHAR2
VERSIONNO
Version Number
NUMBER
This example used S2JDBC, the most simplistic way to execute a SQL statement. Test verifies DAO result from a query on EMP table based on employee number. DAO source that is used can be found in the seasar2/src/examples/unit/ directory.
This example will query EMP table for employee number 9900 and obtain a result data set that is a join on EMP table and a DEPT table.
Testing steps are as follows:
Create Excel sheets with data for EMP table and DEPT table
Create an Excel sheet with verification data to compare test results
Create test class and then execute it
1.Create Excel sheets with data for EMP table and DEPT table
Excel sheets have table name as their names, table column names in their first rows, and data to be used for a test in following rows. In this example, however, Excel sheets will be generated from the database.
Following files are used to generate Excel sheets with test data
dicon file (Db2Excel.dicon) to output database data to Excel.
Java program file (Db2Excel.java) to use the dicon file to output database data to Excel.
Create dicon file
Include j2ee.dicon
Define component in SqlReaderclass. In this example, only one record will be selected - employee number 7788 record from the EMP table and department number 20 from the DEPT table.
Define component in XlsWriter class. Specify file path to output by constructor injection.
Create a container using org.seasar.framework.container.S2Container#create() method with the first argument set to path of the created dicon file (Db2Excel.dicon)
Set the first argument of org.seasar.framework.container.S2Container#getComponent() method to class name（SqlReader.class) registered in the component.
Set the first argument of org.seasar.framework.container.S2Container#getComponent() method to class name（XlsWriter.class) registered in the component.
Execute after setting the first argument of XlsWriter#write() got from the container to SqlReader#read().
Check whether if the content of file ../src/test/examples/unit/getEmployeePrepare.xls is like those below:
Inquiry of employee number 9900 should return a result that is a result of a join of employee number 9900 row from an EMP table and department number 99 from DEPT table. Thus, enter EMPNO as 9900 and DEPTNO as 99 in Excel's emp sheet and DEPTNO as 99 in the dept sheet. Save the Excel document to a file.
2.Create an Excel sheet with verification data to compare test results
Create data to verify the result. This data may be manually created but it can also be generated using steps similar to generate test data. Followings are files necessary to generate verification data:
dicon file (Db2Excel.dicon) that was used to generate test data can be modified slight so it will now generate verification data.
Creating dicon file
Redefine a component in SqlReader class using addSql() method in SqlReaderclass.
Change output file path using component definition in XlsWriter.
Db2Excel.dicon
<components>
<include path="j2ee.dicon"/>
<component class="org.seasar.extension.dataset.impl.SqlReader">
<initMethod>
#self.addSql("SELECT e.empno, e.ename, e.deptno, d.dname
FROM emp e, dept d WHERE empno = 7788 AND e.deptno = d.deptno", "emp")
</initMethod>
</component>
<component class="org.seasar.extension.dataset.impl.XlsWriter"
instance="prototype">
<arg>"../src/test/examples/unit/getEmployeeResult.xls"</arg>
</component>
</components>
Execute Db2Excel.java file created earlier.
Results
Verify that content of ../src/test/examples/unit/getEmployeeResult.xls file are like those below:
This example assumes a query on EMP table on employee number 9900 will return a result that is a join of employee number 9900 in EMP table and department number 99 in DEPT table. Thus, enter 9900 as EMPNO in a Excel's emp sheet and 99 as DEPTNO.
3.Creating Test Classes to Conduct a Test
After creating Excel sheet containing data for EMP table and DEPT table and another Excel sheet containing test verification data, test class to actually call Dao and do data verification should be created.
Creating a Test Class
Extend S2TestCase
Include dicon file in setUp()
Append test method name with Tx to rollback database after using S2Unit transaction control to add from Excel sheet to EMP table and DEPT table.
Insert database data entered in Excel sheet into database using readXlsWriteDb() method.
Set verification data Excel sheet into DataSet using readXls() method.
Use assertEquals() method to compare data read into DataSet with data from Dao.
EmployeeDaoImplTest.java
package test.examples.unit;
import org.seasar.extension.dataset.DataSet;
import org.seasar.extension.unit.S2TestCase;
import examples.unit.Employee;
import examples.unit.EmployeeDao;
public class EmployeeDaoImplTest extends S2TestCase {
private EmployeeDao dao_;
public EmployeeDaoImplTest(String arg0) {
super(arg0);
}
public void setUp() {
include("examples/unit/EmployeeDao.dicon");
}
public void testGetEmployeeTx() throws Exception {
readXlsWriteDb("getEmployeePrepare.xls");
Employee emp = dao_.getEmployee(9900);
DataSet expected = readXls("getEmployeeResult.xls");
assertEquals("1", expected, emp);
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
junit.textui.TestRunner.run(EmployeeDaoImplTest.class);
}
}
Results
If message "OK (Test Count test)" is displayed, assertEquals() method obtained the expected result.
.DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:00,762 [main] Transaction started
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:05,379 [main] physical connection opened
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:05,469 [main] logical connection opened
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:05,990 [main] logical connection closed
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:06,140 [main] INSERT INTO emp(EMPNO, ENAME, JOB, MGR, HIREDATE,
SAL, COMM, DEPTNO) VALUES(9900, 'SCOTT2', 'ANALYST', 7566, '1982-12-09 00.00.00',
3000, null, 99)
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:06,140 [main] logical connection opened
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:06,901 [main] logical connection closed
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:06,911 [main] logical connection opened
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:07,151 [main] logical connection closed
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:07,151 [main] INSERT INTO dept(DEPTNO, DNAME, LOC) VALUES(99,
'RESEARCH2', 'DALLAS')
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:07,151 [main] logical connection opened
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:07,151 [main] logical connection closed
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:07,151 [main] SELECT e.empno, e.ename, e.deptno, d.dname
FROM emp e, dept d
WHERE e.empno = 9900 AND e.deptno = d.deptno
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:07,151 [main] logical connecion opened
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:07,312 [main] logical connection closed
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:07,392 [main] transaction rolled back
DEBUG 2004-10-08 13:10:07,492 [main] physical connection closed
Time: 13.87
OK (1 test)
In this way, test result verification data is read from Excel sheet and compared with results from Dao. Furthermore, all data updated in the database during the test are rollbacked so the values are returned to those before the test was conducted.
Examples are in seasar2/src/test/examples/unit directory.


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But there's nothing quite like dealing with the old-fashioned truck. Back in its day, the Jeep was known for its retro wood side paneling, but it wasn't particularly fast. Its power came from a 5.9-liter V8 making only 144 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque.
With plenty of room under the hood, Black Mountain Conversions aka the Collins Brothers put together a Hellcat-swapped, cherry red machine. We're talking about a 6.4-liter supercharged V8 now giving the Texas truck 707 horsepower and 645 lb-ft of torque (875 Nm). Everything needed to be custom-made - intake, fuel system and exhaust. Thankfully, the old-timer had plenty of space to pack it all.
The ridiculous part is that the original 3-speed automatic gearbox still appears to reside in this vehicle, complete with a column-mounted shifter. With solid axles and leaf springs, it takes you to another era of motoring. Personally, we would have taken more of are resto-mod approach, but that's what Jeep makes for the Moab.
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The issue with the most admin themes out there is that if you will see their source code there are a hell lot of external CSS and javascript files in there. And if you try to remove a CSS or Javascript file some things stops working.
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Our logo is broken down into two components, the glyph and its wordmark. These are often separated when displaying the full logo wouldn’t be appropriate. Examples of this include favicons, or logged-in headers. These are accessible in various pixel-locked sizes within our icons set and are available as @Svg.LogoGlyph
and @Svg.LogoWordmark
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Introduction
The genome mutator (previously called variant modeller) went through a series of architectures before reaching the current one.
In order to avoid repeating the same mistakes, each architecture/design is quickly described here.
Architecture 1: First prototype
The list of variants is read to RAM as a double-linked list.
It is then sorted (by variant starting position), and a double-linked list of segments is produced.
The list of segments is then re-ordered by taking into account translocation and deletion variants, which skip some variants.
The output is generated by following the list of segments, fetching the appropriate contigs and writing them to a new fasta file.
Problems:
- Processing time becomes too high when millions of variants need to be handled.
- Processing reverse strands had some cases not implemented.
Architecture 2: tagged version 0.1
The list of variants is read to RAM as a deque and then sorted.
All the input reference fasta files are also read to RAM.
For each chromosome, its set of alleles (e.g. 2 for a diploid chromosome output) is processed together in order to be able to handle conflicts between variants: when 2 variants are conflicting (modifying the same reference base), one allele would follow one path of variants while the other allele would follow the other path.
The main architecture aspect was the sublist of variants dynamically created for each allele for each contig to be processed. It was dynamically updated if a translocation was making it jump to another chromosome, and wasn't including events that were in the opposite direction than the one being currently processed.
A complex set of classes was introduced for this (right-click to see more details):
Problems:
- Small bugs (especially to handle reverse strand processing) kept appearing.
- Handling of the detected conflicts became too complex: the necessity to count how many times each side of a translocation was used became apparent and we decided to move to the next architecture
Architecture 3: current version
This is a simplified version of the previous architecture, where the variants list is kept as a vector and an iterator is used to walk through the variants.
Each variant is paired to its "opposite" variant, which is a separate object for translocations and deletions, but is itself in the case of SNP and insertions (as they appear at the same position regardless of the current processed strand direction).
The iterator skips the already-processed variants and those representing variants in the opposite direction, applies the first valid variant and jumps to the paired variant to continue its processing. Marking both variants as processed allows us to process each variant only once. Conflicting variants are automatically skipped when the first allele is being processed (because of the jump to the paired event), and will be processed later on subsequent alleles. If there are more conflicts than alleles, some variants are detected and reported as "not-applied" at the end of the run.
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Startingkdbplus/introduction
Contents |
1. Introduction
1.1 Overview
This is a quick start guide to kdb+ from Kx Systems, aimed primarily at those learning independently. It covers system installation, the q environment, q ipc, kdb+ tables and typical databases, and where to find more material. After completing this you should be able to follow the Borror tutorials Q for Mortals and Kdb+ For Mortals, and the wiki Reference and Cookbooks pages.
One caution: you can learn kdb+ reasonably well by independent study, but for serious evaluation of the product you need the help of a kdb+ consultant. This is because kdb+ is typically used for very demanding applications that require experience to set up properly. Contact Kx Systems or one of its partners for help with such evaluations.
1.2 Kdb+
The kdb+ system is both a database and a programming language:
- kdb+ the database (k database plus).
- q the programming language for working with kdb+
Both kdb+ and q are written in the k programming language. You do not need to know k to work with kdb+, but will occasionally see references to it. For example, q is defined in the distributed script q.k.
1.3 Resources
Kx wiki
The Kx wiki is the best resource for learning kdb+, and includes:
- Jeff Borror's tutorials Q for Mortals and Kdb+ For Mortals.
- a cookbook of common tasks
- a reference on the built-in functions
- an svn repository with user and Kx contributed code.
Kx Html Pages
Some older, but still useful, html pages are at kx.com/documentation.php. See in particular, Dennis Shasha's Kdb+ Database and Language Primer.
Other Web Pages
- the Knowledge_Base Kdb has a good overview
Discussion groups
- the main discussion forum is the k4 listbox. This is available only to licensed customers - please use a work email address to apply for access.
- the Kdb+ Personal Developers forum is an open Google discussion group for users of the trial system.
Additional Files
The kx.com/q directory has various supporting files, for example the script sp.q referenced in this guide (which is also included with the trial system). These files are also copied to the svn repository, so for example, the sp.q script can also be found at kdb+.
1.4 Install Trial System
If you do not already have access to a licensed copy of kdb+, then get the 32-bit trial version from kx.com/Developers. This is limited to a 32-bit address space, a 2 hour timeout and expiry every 90 days. Otherwise, it is a complete system and ideal for learning kdb+.
When unzipping the install, take care to retain the folder structure.
1.5 Directory Layout
Kdb+ can be installed anywhere, but typically into a q subdirectory. For example:
in Linux/Mac:
~/q / main q directory (under home) ~/q/l32 / location of l32 executable
in Windows:
c:\q / main q directory c:\q\w32 / location of w32 executable
If you need to install q elsewhere, set the environment variable QHOME to point to the new directory. If QHOME is not defined, kdb+ defaults to $HOME/q for unix-based systems, and c:\q for Windows.
To run the system, see instructions in the next section, 2. Q Language.
1.6 Example Files
Two sets of scripts are referenced in this guide:
1. The trial system is distributed with the following example scripts in the main directory:
- sp.q - the Suppliers and Parts sample database
- trade.q - a stock trades sample database
If you do not have these scripts, get them from kx.com/q and save in your q directory.
2. Other examples are in the svn start directory. To install, download start.zip and unzip in the q directory, creating directory q/start.
1.7 GUI
kdb+ has only a console interface, but there are some GUIs:
- the most popular is Charlie Skelton's studio for kdb+, a cross-platform execution environment. It is worth having this available even if you use another interface.
- qStudio, a cross-platform IDE with charting and autocompletion by TimeStored.
- First Derivatives offer their clients the qIDE development system
- Q and K Development Tools has an eclipse plugin
- Q Insight Pad is an IDE for Windows
- Qconsole is an IDE using GTK
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| xalFnExport bool | xal::hasAudioSystem (AudioSystemType type) |
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LICENSE
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the BSD license: http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause
DESCRIPTION
Provides bacic functionality for XAL.
◆ hasAudioSystem()
Checks if XAL was compiled with a given audio-system available.
- Parameters
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| [in] | type | Type of the audio-system. |
- Returns
- True if XAL was compiled with a given audio-system.
◆ init()
| xalFnExport void xal::init |
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Initializes XAL.
- Parameters
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| [in] | type | Type of the audio-system. |
| [in] | backendId | Special system backend ID needed by some audio systems. |
| [in] | threaded | Whether update should be handled in a separate thread. |
| [in] | updateTime | How much time should pass between updates when "threaded" is enabled. |
| [in] | deviceName | Required by some audio systems. |
- Note
- On Win32, backendId is the window handle. On Android, backendId is a pointer to the JavaVM.


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Select the vehicle type for the race you want to create
Vehicle:
Select the weather for the race you want
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Default vehicle hash :
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Press this button at every position you want to add a checkpoint
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I just started my college, but cant wait to finish it. Geting a degree is the most important thing right now
spending time with persons I most care about
love movie nights, but not a fan of horror movies I am forced to watch with brother and boyfriend


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| skepsi_error_t | copy_from (const Tensor< T > &src, unsigned int begin_idx, unsigned int size) |
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| skepsi_error_t | copy_from (const Tensor< T > &src) |
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| T | get (const std::vector< int > &idx) const |
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◆ Tensor() [1/6]
Initializes tensor with the given shape. Creates a new memory manager for this tensor. Defaults to the cpu.
- Parameters
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| shape | a vector of axis sizes |
◆ Tensor() [2/6]
Initializes tensor with the given shape. Creates a new memory manager for this tensor.
- Parameters
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◆ Tensor() [3/6]
template<typename T >
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device_id |
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Initializes tensor with the given shape. Creates a new memory manager for this tensor. Uses the given device type and device id.
- Parameters
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| shape | a vector of axis sizes |
| device | the type of device |
| device_id | the id of the device to be used |
◆ Tensor() [4/6]
Initializes tensor with the given shape. Creates a new memory manager for this tensor. Sets every value of tensor to fill.
- Parameters
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| shape | a vector of axis sizes |
| fill | value to set every element of tensor |
◆ Tensor() [5/6]
◆ Tensor() [6/6]
Initializes tensor with the given shape, fill, device, and device id. Creates a new memory manager.
- Parameters
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| shape | a vector of axis sizes |
| fill | value to set every element of tensor |
| device | device type tensor will use |
| device_id | id of device to use |
◆ ~Tensor()
◆ copy_from() [1/2]
Copies the tensor src into this tensor.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- skepsi_error_t non-zero if error.
◆ copy_from() [2/2]
template<typename T >
| skepsi_error_t skepsi::Tensor< T >::copy_from |
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Copies data from src[begin_idx] to src[begin_idx+size] into this tensor.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- skepsi_error_t non-zero if error
◆ get() [1/2]
gets the value at the given index.
- Parameters
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| idx | indices to retreive value from |
- Returns
- the value at idx
◆ get() [2/2]
gets the value at the given index.
- Parameters
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| idx | indices to retreive value from |
- Returns
- the value at idx
◆ get_device_id()
The device id used by this tensor.
- Returns
- device_t
◆ get_memory_manager()
Returns the memory manager used by this tensor
- Returns
- MemoryManager<T>*
◆ get_memory_type()
returns the memory type of this tensor
- Returns
- memory_t
◆ get_ptr()
returns the pointer used by the memory manager.
- Returns
- T*
◆ get_shape() [1/2]
returns a copy of the shape of this tensor.
- Returns
- std::vector<int>
◆ get_shape() [2/2]
returns the axis size at idx of shape (i.e. shape[idx])
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- unsigned int
◆ get_size()
returns the number of elements in tensor
- Returns
- unsigned int total number of elements in tensor
◆ set() [1/2]
template<typename T >
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sets the value at the given index.
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| val | value to write into idx |
◆ set() [2/2]
sets the value at the given index.
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| idx | indices to set value at |
| val | value to write into idx |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Class App
This is the main application class. More...Methods
| OnCreate : Int () |
| OnLoading : Int () |
| OnRender : Int () |
| OnResume : Int () |
| OnSuspend : Int () |
| OnUpdate : Int () |
Detailed Discussion
This is the main application class.All mojo based applications must declare a class that extends App and that implements the OnCreate, OnUpdate, OnRender and OnLoading methods.
A new instance of this class must be then created inside your applications Main function. The OnCreate, OnUpdate, OnRender and OnLoading methods will be called as necessary while your application runs.
OnCreate is called when mojo has been initialized and your app can safely start using mojo functions. This is generally where code to load resources such and images and sounds goes. This is where the application's update rate is initially set too - see: SetUpdateRate.
OnUpdate is called when the update timer ticks, and is where your game logic code should go. The update timer is set using the SetUpdateRate function.
OnRender is called when your application should render itself. If the update timer is ticking, this is also called as soon as possible after OnUpdate, however OnRender may be called at any time in generally if your application requires refreshing.
OnLoading is called insetad of OnRender when your application should render itself, but there are still resources being loaded.
Import note:
No mojo functions or methods should be used before OnCreate is called! Before this, mojo is not fully initialized and cannot be safely used. This means that global variables cannot be initialied using Millisecs, LoadImage or indeed ANY mojo functions.
Method Documentation
Method OnCreate : Int ()
The OnCreate method is called when mojo has been initialized and the application has been successfully created.At this point, applications can start loading resources such as images and sounds, and set the update rate using SetUpdateRate.
The return value of this method is currently ignored, but should be 0 for future compatibility.
Example
Import mojo.app Import mojo.graphics Import mojo.input Class MyGame Extends App Field x:Int=0 Field y:Int=0 Field playerShipSprite:Image Method OnCreate() 'Load any images and sounds here 'ship.png must be found in your project's .data folder playerShipSprite=LoadImage("ship.png") SetUpdateRate 30 End Method OnUpdate() x=MouseX y=MouseY End Method OnRender() Cls DrawImage playerShipSprite,x,y End End Function Main() New MyGame End
Method OnLoading : Int ()
This method is called instead of OnRender when the application should render itself, but there are still resources such as images or sounds in the process of being loaded.The return value of this method is currently ignored, but should be 0 for future compatibility.
See also OnRender
Method OnRender : Int ()
This method is automatically called when the application should render itself, such as when the application first starts, or following an OnUpdate call.If your application is taking to long to update and/render itself, OnRender calls may be skipped to allow it to 'catch up'.
The return value of this method is currently ignored, but should be 0 for future compatibility.
Method OnResume : Int ()
OnResume is called when your application is made active again after having been in a suspended state.The return value of this method is currently ignored, but should be 0 for future compatibility.
See also OnSuspend
Method OnSuspend : Int ()
OnSuspend is called when your application is about to be suspended.While suspended, Mojo will make no further calls to any applications 'On' methods, except for OnResume.
Note that on some targets such as iOS and Android, OnSuspend represents a 'last chance' to save application data before your application is terminated.
The return value from this method is currently ignored, but should be 0 for future compatibility.
See also OnResume
Method OnUpdate : Int ()
This method is automatically called when the application's update timer ticks. Once OnUpdate has been called, mojo will then attempt to call OnRender as soon as possible.Note that OnUpdate is only called if SetUpdateRate has been called to start the update timer. Otherwise, your application will receive OnRender calls only.
OnUpdate is commonly used in conjunction with OnRender to manage the main game loop. OnUpdate is typically used to update objects and game state, while OnRender is used to draw graphics.
The return value from this method is currently ignored, but should be 0 for future compatibility.
See also SetUpdateRate


vaersvax: US Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) Vaccine Data
for Present
US VAERS vaccine data for 01/01/2018 - 06/14/2018. If you want to
explore the full VAERS data for 1990 - Present (data, symptoms, and
vaccines), then check out the 'vaers' package from the URL below. The URL
and BugReports below correspond to the 'vaers' package, of which 'vaersvax'
is a small subset (2018 only). 'vaers' is not hosted on CRAN due to the
large size of the data set. To install the Suggested 'vaers' and 'vaersND'
packages, use the following R code:
'devtools::install_git("<https://gitlab.com/iembry/vaers.git>",
build_vignettes = TRUE)' and
'devtools::install_git("<https://gitlab.com/iembry/vaersND.git>",
build_vignettes = TRUE)'. "The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS)
is a national early warning system to detect possible safety problems in
U.S.-licensed vaccines. VAERS is co-managed by the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)." For
more information about the data, visit <https://vaers.hhs.gov/>. For
information about
vaccination/immunization hazards, visit
<http://www.questionuniverse.com/rethink.html#vaccine>.
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=vaersvax
to link to this page.


(Saginaw Evening News, March 22, 1894)
Swami Vive Kananda, the much talked of Hindoo monk, spoke to a small but deeply interested audience last evening at the academy of music on "The Harmony of Religions". He was dressed in oriental costume and received an extremely cordial reception. Hon. Rowland Connor gracefully introduced the speaker, who devoted the first portion of his lecture to an explanation of the different religions of India and of the theory of transmigration of souls. The first invaders of India, the Aryans, did not try to exterminate the population of India as the Christians have done when they went into a new land, but the endeavour was made to elevate persons of brutish habits.  The Northern people of India have not tried to force their customs on the southerns, but the latter gradually adopted many ways of the former class.  The Spaniards came to Ceylon with Christianity.
If there were not different religions no one religion would survive. The Christian needs his selfish religion. The Hindoo needs his own creed. Those which were founded on a book still stand. Why could not the Christian convert the Jew? Why could they not make the Persians Christians? Why not so with the Mohammedans? Why cannot any impression be made upon China or Japan? The Buddhists, the first missionary religion, have double the number of converts of any other religion and they did not use the sword. The Mohammedans used the most force, and they number the least of the three great missionary, religions. The Mohammedans have had their day. Every day you read of Christian nations acquiring land by bloodshed. What missionaries preach against this? Why should the most bloodthirsty nations exalt an alleged religion which is not the religion of Christ? The Jews and the Arabs were the fathers of Christianity, and how have they been persecuted by the Christians! The Christians have been weighed in the balance in India and found wanting.
The speaker did not wish to be unkind, but he wanted to show Christians how they looked in other eyes. The Missionaries who preach the burning pit are regarded with horror. The Mohammedans rolled wave after wave over India, waving the sword, and today where are they? The farthest that all religions can see is the existence of a spiritual entity. So no religion can teach beyond this point. In every religion there is the essential truth and nonessential casket in which this jewel lies. The believing in the Jewish book or the Hindoo book is non-essential. Circumstances change, the receptacle is different; but the central truth remains. The essentials being the same, the educated people of every community retain the essentials. The shell of the oyster is not attractive, but the pearls are within. Before a small fraction of the world is converted Christianity will be divided into many creeds. That is the law of nature. Why take a single instrument from the great religious orchestras of the earth? Let the grand symphony go on. Be pure, urged the speaker, give up superstition and see the wonderful harmony of nature. Superstition gets the better of religion. All the religions are good since the essentials are the same. Each man should have the perfect exercise of his individuality but these individualities form a perfect whole. This marvellous condition is already in existence. Each creed has had something to add to the wonderful structure.
The speaker sought throughout to vindicate the religions of his country and said that it had been proven that the entire system of the Roman Catholic Church had been taken from the books of Buddhism. He dilated at some length on the high code of morality and purity of life that the ethics of Buddha taught but allowed that as far as the belief in the personality of God was concerned, agnosticism prevailed, the main thing being to follow out Buddha's precepts which were, "Be good, be moral, be perfect."


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com.thoughtworks.xstream.XStream.addDefaultCollection(Class, String)
Use addImplicitCollection() instead. |
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DefaultImplementationsMapper.addDefaultImplementation(Class, Class) for specifiny a
default implementation. |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.mapper.MapperWrapper.alias(String, Class, Class)
As of 1.1.1, use ClassAliasingMapper.addClassAlias(String, Class) for creating an alias and
DefaultImplementationsMapper.addDefaultImplementation(Class, Class) for specifiny a
default implementation. |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.XStream.changeDefaultConverter(Converter)
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com.thoughtworks.xstream.io.path.PathTracker.getCurrentPath()
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com.thoughtworks.xstream.alias.ClassMapper.lookupDefaultType(Class)
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com.thoughtworks.xstream.mapper.MapperWrapper.lookupDefaultType(Class)
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com.thoughtworks.xstream.alias.ClassMapper.lookupName(Class)
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com.thoughtworks.xstream.alias.ClassMapper.lookupType(String)
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com.thoughtworks.xstream.alias.ClassMapper.mapNameFromXML(String)
As of 1.1.1, use Mapper.serializedMember(Class, String) |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.alias.ClassMapper.mapNameToXML(String)
As of 1.1.1, use Mapper.realMember(Class, String) |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.io.HierarchicalStreamReader.peekUnderlyingNode()
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As of XStream 1.1.1, you can use the HierarchicalStreamReader.underlyingReader() method to get the underlying
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com.thoughtworks.xstream.converters.collections.AbstractCollectionConverter(ClassMapper, String)
As of 1.1.1, use other constructor. |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.converters.collections.ArrayConverter(ClassMapper, String)
As of 1.1.1, use other constructor. |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.converters.collections.CollectionConverter(ClassMapper, String)
As of 1.1.1, use other constructor. |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.converters.extended.JavaClassConverter()
As of 1.1.1 - use other constructor and explicitly supply a ClassLoader. |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.converters.collections.MapConverter(ClassMapper, String)
As of 1.1.1, use other constructor. |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.converters.collections.TreeMapConverter(ClassMapper, String)
As of 1.1.1, use other constructor. |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.converters.collections.TreeSetConverter(ClassMapper, String)
As of 1.1.1, use other constructor. |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.XStream(Converter)
As of XStream 1.1.1, a default Converter is unnecessary as you can register a Converter with an
associated priority. Use an alternate constructor. |
com.thoughtworks.xstream.XStream(ReflectionProvider, ClassMapper, HierarchicalStreamDriver, String, Converter)
As of XStream 1.1.1, a default Converter is unnecessary as you can register a Converter with an
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Ruth Jones switches on Christmas lights as Gavin And Stacey's Nessa
Gavin And Stacey co-creator Ruth Jones switched on the Barry Christmas lights in Wales in the character of Nessa and obviously, it was everything.
Wearing her iconic black cropped hair and dressed in typical Nessa gear, the 53-year-old actress filled her speech with classic lines from the BBC comedy much to the delight of the excited audience.
Taking to the stage, the star asked the packed crowd ‘what’s occurin’?’ before adding that it was ‘crackin’ to see everyone gathered around for the special occasion.
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‘There are some lookers out here tonight,’ Nessa continued. ‘A few exes in the crowd there I can see.’
Honestly, this has got us buzzing tenfold for the hotly-anticipated Gavin And Stacey Christmas special that’s due to land on our television screens on 25 December.
Ruth and fellow showrunner James Corden confirmed that the hit series would be making a dramatic comeback for a festive treat after a nine-year hiatus.
‘Over the last 10 years we’ve talked a lot about Gavin And Stacey – where they might be today and what their lives might look like,’ they said in a joint statement.
‘And so in secret we took the plunge and wrote this one-hour special.
‘We’ve loved revisiting Barry and Essex again and bringing the characters back together has been a joy.’
Earlier this month the cast of Gavin And Stacey were all smiles as they arrived for the press screening for the hotly-anticipated Christmas special in London.
Actress Alison Steadman, who plays meme queen Pam Shipman, said that returning for the one-off episode was like a ‘family reunion’.
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‘[Filming] was brilliant,’ she recalled. ‘It was so good to be back on Barry Island! I really was quite nervous about it because expectations are so high.
She continued to OK!: ‘I thought, “Can I do it again? Can I get the character back properly?” But as soon as we were all back together it was just like a family reunion. At the end we were all really sad to say goodbye.’
Not long to go now, folks!
Gavin And Stacey returns on Christmas Day on BBC One.
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Enter an outline. Generate some slides.
 Made with impress.js. You can grab the source code here.
IF IT DOESN'T WORK, TRY RELOADING.


TaskOrganizer
Datafile Structure
All files are comma separated files, separator used is ";"
| Task Organizer Functions |
Description |
| Submit-TaskOrganizerTasks |
This function collects the order in when each batch of scripts will be run from config file i data folder. |
| Find-TaskOrganizerDailyTasks |
Scheduler function: Lists and sets the order for scripts which will run each day |
| Find-TaskOrganizerDayTasks |
Scheduler function: Lists and sets the order for scripts which will run on a specific day of the mont. E.g. for datafile TaskOrganizerDay_15.txt which will run on the 15th each month, 'TaskOrganizerDay_15' have to be added to the TaskOrganizerDailyTasks.txt file |
| Find-TaskOrganizerMonthlyFirstDayTasks |
Scheduler function: Lists and sets the order for scripts which will run first day of each month |
| Find-TaskOrganizerMonthlyLastDayTasks |
Scheduler function: Lists and sets the order for scripts which will run last day of each month |
| TaskOrganizerMonthlyLastSaturdayTasks.txt |
Scheduler function: Example of a script where user can add extra controls on when to run. This one runs scripts last saturday of each month. Function Find- |
| Script config Files |
Description |
| TaskOrganizerDailyTasks. NameOfScriptIncludingExtension. Parameters.txt |
Parameter descriptions for Scripts that will be ran by TaskOrganizerDailyTasks. Each parameter needed for the script to run, one column for each. E.g. TaskOrganizerDailyTasks.TestScriptDaily.ps1.Parameters.txt |
| TaskOrganizerDay_daynumber. NameOfScriptIncludingExtension. Parameters.txt |
Parameter descriptions for Scripts that will be ran by TaskOrganizerDay. Each parameter needed for the script to run, one column for each. E.g. TaskOrganizerDay_17.TestScriptDay.ps1.Parameters.txt |
| TaskOrganizerMonthlyFirstDayTasks. NameOfScriptIncludingExtension. Parameters.txt |
Parameter descriptions for Scripts that will be ran by TaskOrganizerMonthlyFirstDayTasks. Each parameter needed for the script to run, one column for each. E.g. TaskOrganizerMonthlyFirstDayTasks.TestScriptMonthlyFirstDay.ps1.Parameters.txt |
| TaskOrganizerMonthlyLastDayTasks. NameOfScriptIncludingExtension. Parameters.txt |
Parameter descriptions for Scripts that will be ran by TaskOrganizerMonthlyLastDayTasks. Each parameter needed for the script to run, one column for each. E.g. TaskOrganizerMonthlyLastDayTasks.TestScriptMonthlyLastDay.ps1.Parameters.txt |
| TaskOrganizerMonthlyLastSaturdayTasks. NameOfScriptIncludingExtension. Parameters.txt |
Parameter descriptions for Scripts that will be ran by TaskOrganizerDay. Each parameter needed for the script to run, one column for each. E.g. TaskOrganizerMonthlyLastSaturdayTasks.TestScript1MonthlyLastSat.ps1.Parameters.txt |


If you liked my series on practical advice for adding reliable tests to your Rails apps, check out the expanded ebook version. Lots of additional, exclusive content and a complete sample Rails application.
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Showcasing a few web components I have created as I study web development at Modern Developer. I will be enhancing these components with JavaScript. Below is a list of web components that I have created so far.