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I’ve seen a lot spoken on various places online, such as MacStories and more recently in #iPadOnly, about Byword so I thought it was about time I give it a go, both on iOS and OSX as I’m a keen user of Markdown.
Byword Mac
Byword focuses on simplicity and minimalism and offers you a blank screen to get started. Digging into the options lets you view the meagre amount of settings, something I was after. I was doubtful in considering a move away from Textastic due to the syntax highlighting of Textastic and the ability to use my own font. Based on the iOS version, I was therefore surprised to find that I could use my own font on the OSX version and so that removed a “flaw” I thought that I’d have with the software. That, and the very basic syntax highlighting (the difference between the two can be seen in Figure 1).
However, I’ve been getting on fine with it over the past week. This is down to a number of reasons. Firstly, the typewriter feature is a massively underrated feature of word editors in my opinion. It’s not to everyone’s taste but I like being able to keep my eyes on the centre of the screen as I type. Having it in Byword makes things so much nicer.
Whilst I was initially sceptical about having a separate Markdown editor, I’ve found that this is in fact, a good move - mainly due to Keyboard Maestro. I’ve found that by moving my Markdown writing to a separate app, I can happily create a bunch of Markdown macros in Keyboard Maestro that might interfere with other editing I’m doing in Textastic for LaTeX or any other language I’m editing.
Whilst I found that the default Byword preview was pretty poor, it didn’t bother me for long as I changed the keyboard shortcut to launch Marked. I used the same key shortcuts but was reminded of this blog post stating that Keyboard Maestro intercepted the key presses before the program would so it launches Marked before Byword tries to preview it. Don’t get me wrong, the built in preview works and not to badly, it’s just that as I’ve changed my font, it uses that font for viewing and I prefer to preview it differently to how I’m writing it.
Byword iOS
Like most iOS text editors, it offers either Dropbox or iCloud file syncing and I’m a Dropbox editor fan (namely as I’m a keen user of Day One and found that syncs better in Dropbox). I’ve found a few times that it has problems syncing but these tend to__ be due to my intermittent 3G connection more than anything else.
Otherwise, the iOS version is almost identical than the OSX version.
Overall
Overall, I think Byword is a decent bit of software. I’ve not yet made the jump to buying the addon to allow for blog posting, but perhaps I should as I’m typing this in Byword, for posting on Tumblr.
Either way, if you have a Markdown writing app that you currently use, there’s probably nothing worth leaving it for in Byword. However, if you’ve not got an app you use, then Byword can easily fill that position for you.


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α 0.0.4 patch 4 - 2018/08/09
[+] 8 Upgrades
[*] Bug fix
[*] Creates Table
[*] Better word generation simulation
Edit: [*] Achievement 56 fix
α 0.0.4 patch 3 - 2018/07/276
[+] 4 upgrades
- 1 thought from feedback by /u/BusyProject3 on Reddit Link
[+] 15 achievements
[+] Auto thinker
[+] Option to make currency display smaller (See footer)
[+] Option to toggle auto existance find Link
[+] Tracks total time
[+] Custom tooltip(for mobile and tablet, just copied)
[+] <meta>
[+] <body>
[+] <html>
[+] <!DOCTYPE html>
[+] GDPR
[+] Notice if the game is unresponsive
[*] New checkbox -> switch
[*] Hideable save option
[*] Better word generation delay
[*] Bug fix
[*] Changelog link fixes
[*] Loads a module from external source(no longer included in the repository)
[*] Better loading script
[*] Time info contained in main data structure
[*] Tiny stuff change
α 0.0.4 patch 2 - 2018/05/06
[+] 2 Upgrades
[*] Save lasts for a year instead of a week Link
α 0.0.4 patch 1 - 2018/05/02
[+] Option to stop screen shaking Link
[+] Option to disable word wrapping of currency display Link
[*] Experienced time bug fix Link
[*] Footer enhanced Link
[*] Fixed changelog
α 0.0.4 - 2018/04/27 Achievements
[+] New harder ascension
[+] 3+1 upgrades
[+] Auto experiencing
[+] Achievements
[+] Status
[+] Multiple ticks to simulate lagged time
[+] Google Analystics
[*] Shows things before affordable
[*] Finding existances will decrease existivity slightly less
[*] Moved save menu
[*] Faster process time
[*] Bug/Glitch fixes
[*] Optimized
[*] Upgrade format/bug fix
[*] Preparing for new saving system
[^] Find a refference.
α 0.0.3 - 2018/04/01 Styling
[+] Number format
[+] Auto experiencer
[+] Issue report link
[+] A module
[*] Increased "Enhance existivity" upgrade cost
[*] Nerfed energy
[*] Changes boost by experience on high boost
[*] Fixed grammer
[*] Opens changelog inside the game page
[*] Word production for laggy environment or during offline
[*] Darkened the "(+ chance)" display on fail
α 0.0.2 - 2018/03/26 A big update... for my standard, at least.
[+] An upgrade for finding existance
[+] Autosave every 60 seconds
[*] Autobuyer will be visible faster
[*] Letting experiences experience remains small amount of them, instead of none.
[*] Failing finding existance increases the floor probability which degenerates over time.
[*] When having a lot of existivity, finding exisance will not take all.
[*] Fixed game page's title. Wow, I can't remember the name of my OWN game.
α 0.0.1 - 2018/03/24 Showing to the internet
[^] OMG thanks guys the good review always make the encouragement! I am so high right now evemthough it's 11:47 p.m. and I shouls go to sleep but I won't, that I really wnat to work on a new feature... perhaps, an achievement? Hmmmmm 🤔 I know that this is not an update but I still want to write this out so i did. Hey, I changed a word today, soooooo... Ok my phone is dying so I have to stop now.
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In her EAGE keynote earlier today, Victoria Stodden talked about the central role of geophysics in the reproducible research movement. After discussing the problem, she identified five interlocking solutions:
I think these are all important, but I think they are all less important than something which doesn't appear anywhere in her slides:
There are two reasons:
The obvious response to the second claim is to say that if the tools make it easy, and the incentives are right, people will learn what they need to. But people have been saying that for the last twenty years (or possibly longer—I only started paying attention in the early 1990s), and it hasn't happened. I don't have data to back up this claim, but based on personal experience, and the experience of many other people, I believe that the average scientist is no more computationally literate today than he or she was in 1992. I think we need to accept that osmosis hasn't worked, doesn't work, and isn't likely to work, and that if we actually want to change the way people do science, our top priority has to be giving them the skills they need to implement those changes.


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module Rangops::Set
Module defining basic set operations that can be performed on ranges.
-
union
-
intersection
-
relative complement
-
symmetric difference
along with some convenient aliases and predicates. Loosely follows
conventions of Set
module from standard library.
Operations involving 2 ranges require them to overlap to produce result. If the result of operation cannot be expressed as single range, an array of ranges is returned.
Public Instance Methods
Relative complement of 2 ranges. Returns a range covering elements from
other
that are not covered by self
. Returns
nil
if ranges don't overlap.
(1..10).complement(5..15) => 10..15
# File lib/rangops/set.rb, line 63 def complement(other) validate_operand(other) return nil unless overlaps?(other) lower, upper = Utils.sort_by_end(self, other) new_begin = [self.end, other.end].min Range.new(new_begin, upper.end, upper.exclude_end?) end
Symmetric difference of 2 ranges. Returns ranges covering elements of both
operands, excluding elements common for both of them. Returns
nil
if ranges don't overlap.
(1..10).difference(5..15) => [1..5, 10..15] (11..19) - (15..28) => [11..15, 19..28]
# File lib/rangops/set.rb, line 81 def difference(other) validate_operand(other) return nil unless overlaps?(other) lower, upper = Utils.sort_by_end(self, other) [Range.new(lower.begin, upper.begin), Range.new(lower.end, upper.end, upper.exclude_end?)] end
Opposite of overlaps?
and intersect?
.
# File lib/rangops/set.rb, line 111 def disjoint?(other) !intersect?(other) end
Intersection of 2 ranges. Returns a range covering elements common to both
ranges. Returns nil
if ranges don't overlap.
(1..10).intersection(5..15) => 5..10 (5..10) & (9..24) => 9..10
# File lib/rangops/set.rb, line 47 def intersection(other) validate_operand(other) return nil unless overlaps?(other) lower, upper = Utils.sort_by_end(self, other) new_begin = [self.begin, other.begin].max Range.new(new_begin, lower.end, lower.exclude_end?) end
Taken from ActiveSupport - it's not in dependencies, and the method itself is too useful to be left out. Checks if 2 ranges have any common elements.
(1..10).overlaps?(8..15) => true (1..10).overlaps?(11..15) => false
# File lib/rangops/set.rb, line 103 def overlaps?(other) cover?(other.first) || other.cover?(first) end
Checks if self
is proper subset of other
, i.e. is
subset and has elements not present in other
.
(1..10).proper_subset?(0..12) => true (1..10).proper_subset?(1..10) => false
# File lib/rangops/set.rb, line 169 def proper_subset?(other) subset?(other) && self != other end
Checks if self
is proper superset of other
, i.e.
is superset and has elements not present in other
.
(1..10).proper_superset?(2..5) => true (1..10).proper_superset?(1..10) => false
# File lib/rangops/set.rb, line 140 def proper_superset?(other) superset?(other) && self != other end
Checks if self
is subset of other
, i.e. all
elements of self
fit within other
.
(1..10).subset?(0..12) => true (1..10).subset?(1..10) => true (1..10).subset?(5..12) => false
# File lib/rangops/set.rb, line 155 def subset?(other) other.superset?(self) end
Checks if self
is superset of other
, i.e. all
elements of other
fit within self
.
(1..10).superset?(2..5) => true (1..10).superset?(1..10) => true (1..10).superset?(5..12) => false
# File lib/rangops/set.rb, line 126 def superset?(other) cover?(other.begin) && cover?(other.end) end
Union of 2 ranges. Returns a range covering sum of all elements belonging
to both ranges. Returns nil
if ranges don't overlap.
(1..10).union(5..15) => 1..15 (5..10) | (9..24) => 5..24 (1...10) + (10..30) => nil
# File lib/rangops/set.rb, line 28 def union(other) validate_operand(other) return nil unless overlaps?(other) lower, upper = Utils.sort_by_end(self, other) new_begin = [self.begin, other.begin].min Range.new(new_begin, upper.end, upper.exclude_end?) end


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This site supports dark mode, for those of you who care. If you can set dark mode to on and watch this page at the same time, you'll see some funky transitions with the theme changes. Especially watch when you are turning dark mode off - the main text transition delays for some odd reason. Speaking of funky transitions, open this page in a desktop browser if you haven't already and resize the browser to a smartphone screen size (i.e. under 500 pixels wide). There will be some funky transitions, including the page title.
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Hello WAMADians!
Today we will be going over PHP:
Today we will be going over AJAX:
PHP (recursive acronym for PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor) is a widely-used open source general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for web development and can be embedded into HTML. (http://www.php.net/manual/en/intro-whatis.php)
Things to note:What PHP looks like:
Why use PHP?
How to use PHP?
What makes php special
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML... that is all
Well... because!
J.K. But see The AJAX PHP demo to see what I mean!
No need to explain after seeing that
J. J. Garrett. "Ajax: A New Approach to Web Applications." http://www.adaptivepath.com/ideas/ajax-new-approach-web-applications/. 18 Feb 2005
"What is PHP?" http://www.php.net/manual/en/intro-whatis.php. 4 Nov 2013


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java.lang.Object java.io.InputStream cz.dhl.ftp.FtpInputStream cz.dhl.ftp.FtpListInputStream
Allows to list FTP directory.
| Constructor Summary | |
FtpListInputStream(FtpFile dir)
Open 'list' or 'name list' InputStream for given directory. |
| Methods inherited from class cz.dhl.ftp.FtpInputStream |
available, close, mark, markSupported, read, read, read, reset, skip |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
public FtpListInputStream(FtpFile dir) throws java.io.IOException
LIST - list
This command causes a list to be sent from the server to the passive DTP. If the pathname specifies a directory or other group of files, the server should transfer a list of files in the specified directory. If the pathname specifies a file then the server should send current information on the file. A null argument implies the user's current working or default directory. The data transfer is over the data connection in type ASCII. Since the information on a file may vary widely from system to system, this information may be hard to use automatically in a program, but may be quite useful to a human user.
NLST - name list
This command causes a directory listing to be sent from server to user site. The pathname should specify a directory or other system-specific file group descriptor; a null argument implies the current directory. The server will return a stream of names of files and no other information. The data will be transferred in ASCII type over the data connection as valid pathname strings separated by [CRLF] or [NL]. This command is intended to return information that can be used by a program to further process the files automatically, for example in the implementation of a "multiple get" function.
dir
- directory to be listed
java.io.IOException
- socket error
FileNotFoundException
- server directory not found


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LONDON, Nov 24 — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s lead over the opposition Labour Party has narrowed a little since Wednesday, according to a Savanta ComRes poll for the Sunday Express newspaper.
The poll showed support for Johnson’s Conservative Party was unchanged at 42 per cent. Labour gained a point to 32 per cent, while the Liberal Democrats and Brexit Party were unchanged at 15 per cent and 5 per cent.
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example7_default_attributes - create new tags with default attributes (such as <good_li> and <bad_li>)
To Notice: You can create new tags, beyond standard html tags (e.g. <p>, <div>, <li>, etc...) by declaring attributes within their css descriptions. For instance, in this example <good_li> and a <bad_li> tags are created which act exactly like an html <li> tag exact that one is green and the other is red. Those two tags are created with this javascript:
good_li = funcyTag( 'li', {cssColor:'green'} )
bad_li = funcyTag( 'li', {cssColor:'red'} );
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Retrieves all of the results from a previously executed query and places them in a file. The connection used must have already been established using the macro function SQL.OPEN. Also, a query must already have been executed using SQL.EXEC.QUERY and results must be pending.
If this function is not available, you must install the Microsoft ODBC add-in (XLODBC.XLA).
Syntax
SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE(connection_num, destination, col_names_logical, column_delimiter)
Connection_num is the unique connection ID for a data source. The data source specified must have query results pending. Pending results were generated by a previous call to SQL.EXEC.QUERY on the same connection.
If there are no pending results on the connection SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE returns the #N/A error value. The file is not affected.
If connection_num is not valid, SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE returns the #VALUE! error value.
Destination specifies the name and path of the file where the results should be placed. SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE will open the specified file and fill it with the entire result set.
The format of the data in the file will be compatible with the Microsoft Excel ".CSV" format. The overall format will be that columns will be separated by the value in column_delimiter (see below) and the individual rows will be separated by a linefeed/carriage-return.
If the file specified by destination cannot be opened then the error value #N/A will be returned by SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE.
If the file already exists its previous contents will be overwritten by SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE.
Col_names_logical is a logical value that, if TRUE, allows the column names to be returned as the first row of data. If FALSE or omitted, the column names will not be returned.
Column_delimiter is the value that will be used to separate the elements in each row. If column_delimiter is omitted then a tab will be used. If another value is desired then it should be enclosed in quotation marks. Possible values for column_delimiter might be: "," or ";" or " ". The string "tab" can also be used to specify a tab separator (even though this is redundant, since a tab is the default).
Remarks
If SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE is unable to retrieve the results on the specified connection then an error value will be returned. In such a case SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE will place error information in memory for the SQL.ERROR function, if such information is available.
If SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE is able to successfully return rows of results on the specified connection and place them in a file it will return the number of rows that were actually written to the file. If there were no results pending on the connection then SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE will return the #N/A error value and the file will not be created or modified.
Before calling SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE a connection must be established with a data source using SQL.OPEN.
A successful call to SQL.OPEN returns a unique connection ID number, which can be used in a call to SQL.EXEC.QUERY to send a SQL language query. Following this call to SQL.EXEC.QUERY, SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE uses the same connection ID number to retrieve query results and place them in a file.
Example
SQL.RETRIEVE.TO.FILE(conn1,"C:\MSQUERY\RESULTS1.QRY",TRUE,",") retrieves the results of a previously executed query and places them in the file RESULTS1.QRY, with column names that are comma delimited.
Related Functions
SQL.OPEN Establishes a connection with a data source
SQL.EXEC.QUERY Sends a query to a data source
SQL.BIND Specifies storage for a result column
SQL.RETRIEVE Retrieves query results
SQL.GET.SCHEMA Gets information about a connected data source.
SQL.CLOSE Closes a data source connection
SQL.ERROR Returns detailed error information
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Taiga Boilerplate is a small HTML/Sass framework for starting a new web project. It is mobile-first with a semantic Sass grid and based on the principles of BEM.
Use these options to quickly install Taiga Boilerplate.
git clone https://github.com/studiowolf/taiga-boilerplate.git
sass --watch assets/stylesheets:dist/stylesheets
./stylesheets/core/settings.scss
to your wishes./pattern-library/pattern-library.html
as example and inspiration.Tip: when deploying to a live environment make sure your CSS is compressed by running sass --watch assets/stylesheets:dist/stylesheets --style compressed
.
Besides the basic stuff which you can find in /stylesheets/core
there are two different folders for the stylesheets; /stylesheets/modules
and /stylesheets/shared-components
.
Shared components don’t have anything to do with content. They are components like buttons, labels, tabs and panels which can be used inside multiple modules throughout a website. The HTML of these shared components can be found in /examples/shared-components.html
.
Modules are a different story, they are based on content. A module could contain elements of shared components. As an example: let’s say we have a web shop with a product list. The product list will be represented by a module called ‘product-lists’ with the file /modules/product-list.scss
. If you want to use the same module for a reseller list you’ll have to copy the entire module to /stylesheets/modules/reseller-list.scss
. Are you a DRY person? Then you can create one shared component for both called /stylesheets/shared-components/list.scss
.
Taiga Boilerplate works with a combination of SMACSS and BEM, which are guide lines to create a modular architecture for your CSS.
A module file like product.scss
exists out of the module .product
, one or more submodules .product__submodule
and states .is-state
(for example .is-open
).
The order of these elements in combination with states is very important, see an example below.
Tip: Nesting more than 3 levels deep is never good.
``` // Module .module {
// 1: Add the direct properties of the element
property: value;
// 2: Add media queries or print styles
@include breakpoint($breakpoint-10) { property: value; }
// 3: Add selectors of the parent element
&:hover { property: value; }
// 4: Add states of the parent element
&.is-open { property: value; }
// 5: Add nested elements
strong { property: value; }
}
// Submodule .module__submodule { property: value; } ```
Submodules, never nest them in a module
Wrong: ``` .module {
.module__submodule { }
} ```
Right: ``` .module { }
.module__submodule { } ```
States, always nest them in a module or submodule
Wrong: ``` .module { }
.is-open { } ```
Right: ``` .module {
&.is-open { }
} ```
The grid is based on 48 columns (adjustable in /stylesheets/core/settings.scss
). That seems like a lot, but the difference is that margins are also expressed in columns. The example below will clear things up.
Let’s say we want a module to be half the width of our page. In the variables we set 48 columns for the whole grid, so this container will be 24 columns. The ‘1’ at the end is the gutter in columns on both sides. Note that this gutter is subtracted from the width, so your content within the container will be 22 effective columns. If you want to have different gutters on the left and right side, just separate it with a comma. That’s it!
``` .module {
// 24 columns with on both sides 1 column as gutter
@include grid(24, 1);
// 24 columns with on the left side 1 column as gutter and on the right side 5 and a half columns as gutter
@include grid(24, 1, 5.5);
// When changing breakpoint, you might want to remove the grid, use the mixin below to reset the grid
@include grid-reset;
}
.module__container {
// The grid uses floats so we need a clearfix on the container, use the mixin below to enable this
@include grid-container;
} ```
When you’re starting a web project the example below is a good starting point.
``` // Start with an optional wrapper for full width design
```
By default Taiga Boilerplate is mobile-first, meaning media query breakpoints from small to big. Adjust the breakpoints or change to desktop-first in /stylesheets/core/settings.scss
.
// Media queries
$breakpoint-10: 600px;
$breakpoint-20: 750px;
$breakpoint-30: 1000px;
$breakpoint-30: 1200px;
Use and combine breakpoints like this: ``` .module { padding: 1rem;
@media (min-width: $breakpoint-10) and (min-height: $breakpoint-20) {
padding: 2rem;
}
} ```
Variables are defined in /stylesheets/core/settings.scss
and are treated a bit differently.
In the example below you’ll notice Taiga works with steps of 10, 20, 30 and so on. The trick is simple, 10 is small or light and 100 is large or dark. So we work from nothing to something.
The steps are created this way so you can easily add more in between. This way we will have more consistency in a website, but maintain the creativity and freedom.
``` // Border-radius $border-radius-10: 0.125rem; // Small $border-radius-20: 0.313rem; // Larger
// Color brand $color-primary-30: #29c882; // Lighter $color-primary-50: #09a25f; // Default $color-primary-70: #038049; // Darker ```
Wrong:
.module {
background: #09a25f;
font-size: 1.25rem;
}
Right:
.module {
background: $color-primary-50;
font-size: $font-size-40;
}
If you still want to support IE8 you can use these polyfills.
As an interface designer I had the problem with most other boilerplates that they are created for developers. You’ll get everything you need to build a prototype rapidly, but adjusting and adding components and design can be difficult. That’s why we built our own boilerplate, Taiga Boilerplate.
Taiga is inspired by these awesome people: Miller Medeiros, Paul Irish, Olav Bjørkøy and Jonathan Snook.
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This guide gives you a quick rundown of how to configure XFire to use JMS as a transport. JMS is one of the easiest means to create a reliable SOAP connection. Additionally it is much faster then things such as WS-Reliability. This example assumes that you already know how to:
We're just going to show a simple synchronous Echo example running over JMS. The first thing you need to do is create your services.xml file (see below for more information re: Spring 2.0): <beans xmlns="http://xfire.codehaus.org/config/1.0"> <!-- Register the JMS transport. Note: this needs to happen *before* we create our service. --> <xfire> <transports> <bean id="jmsTransport" class="org.codehaus.xfire.transport.jms.JMSTransport" xmlns="http://xbean.org/schemas/spring/1.0"> <constructor-arg ref="xfire"/> <constructor-arg ref="connectionFactory"/> </bean> </transports> </xfire> <service xmlns:e="urn:Echo"> <name>Echo</name> <serviceClass>org.codehaus.xfire.test.Echo</serviceClass> <implementationClass>org.codehaus.xfire.test.EchoImpl</implementationClass> <bindings> <soap11Binding name="e:EchoJMSBinding" transport="urn:xfire:transport:jms"> <endpoints> <endpoint name="e:EchoJMSEndpoint" url="jms://Echo" /> </endpoints> </soap11Binding> </bindings> </service> <bean id="connectionFactory" class="org.apache.activemq.ActiveMQConnectionFactory" singleton="true" xmlns="http://xbean.org/schemas/spring/1.0/"> <constructor-arg value="vm://localhost?broker.persistent=false" type="java.lang.String"/> </bean> </beans> There is a lot in here, so lets recap this a little bit. The <xfire> section contains a <transports> element. In <transports> we are creating our JMSTransport via the Spring bean syntax. XFire will then automatically register this transport for us into the TransportManager. The <service> element contains our service definition. This is pretty standard, except you'll notice we're creating a new binding for JMS. <soap11Binding transport="urn:xfire:transport:jms"> tells XFire that we want to add a SOAP 1.1 binding for JMS. In the endpoints section we tell XFire exactly what that endpoint will be. The JMS urls take the form of jms://{QueueName}. In the sections below we configure our JMS QueueConnectionFactory using ActiveMQ. Spring 2.0For Spring 2.0, you must define the services.xml root element as follows: <beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans/spring-beans.xsd"> For the service definition to work correctly, you must define the service root element as follows: <service xmlns="http://xfire.codehaus.org/config/1.0"> When registering the JMS transport, you must specify the xmlns on the <xfire> element, as follows: <xfire xmlns=" http://xfire.codehaus.org/config/1.0"> <transports> <bean id="jmsTransport" class="org.codehaus.xfire.transport.jms.JMSTransport" xmlns="http://xbean.org/schemas/spring/1.0"> <constructor-arg ref="xfire"/> <constructor-arg ref="jmsConnectionFactory"/> </bean> </transports> </xfire> Thanks to Chris Mathrusse for getting to the bottom of this and providing this information back to the XFire community. Once all of this is properly configured we will of course want to write a client: import java.lang.reflect.Proxy; import org.codehaus.xfire.client.XFireProxy; import org.codehaus.xfire.client.XFireProxyFactory; import org.codehaus.xfire.service.Service; import org.codehaus.xfire.service.binding.ObjectServiceFactory; import org.codehaus.xfire.spring.AbstractXFireSpringTest; import org.codehaus.xfire.test.Echo; import org.codehaus.xfire.transport.jms.JMSTransport; import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext; import org.apache.xbean.spring.context.ClassPathXmlApplicationContext; public class JMSExampleTest extends AbstractXFireSpringTest { protected ApplicationContext createContext() { return new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext(new String[] { "/org/codehaus/xfire/transport/jms/example/jms.xml", "/org/codehaus/xfire/spring/xfire.xml" }); } public void testClient() throws Exception { // Create a ServiceFactory to create the ServiceModel. // We need to add the JMSTransport to the list of bindings to create. ObjectServiceFactory sf = new ObjectServiceFactory(getTransportManager()); sf.addSoap11Transport(JMSTransport.BINDING_ID); // Create the service model Service serviceModel = sf.create(Echo.class); // Create a proxy for the service XFireProxyFactory factory = new XFireProxyFactory(getXFire()); Echo echo = (Echo) factory.create(serviceModel, "jms://Echo"); // Since JMS doesn't really have a concept of anonymous endpoints, we need // need to let xfire know what JMS endpoint we should use ((XFireProxy) Proxy.getInvocationHandler(echo)).getClient().setEndpointUri("jms://Peer1"); // run the client! String resString = echo.echo("hello"); assertEquals("hello", resString); } } |


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Liam Gallagher has piled on to his feud with brother Noel, branding him a ‘big bully’.
So that Oasis reunion isn’t on the way anytime soon…
It all kicked off between the Wonderwall singers when Noel, 52, appeared on Radio X with Zane Lowe, where he was asked about the praise Liam had heaped on him.
Not mincing his words, he told the host: ‘That doesn’t mean s**t to me. Because he’s on Twitter probably right now saying the exact opposite so it doesn’t mean anything.
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Noel previously lifted the lid on his relationship with his former bandmate, admitting that every message he shares on social media is a ‘nail in the coffin’ of a potential revival of the Lyla singers.
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| WoundIdentifier | A human-readable identifier for the lesion; e.g., a letter or integer. |
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Provides support for loading Alterior modules into an Angular app, including the ability to access Alterior injectable services from Angular components and services. Use this to consume isomorphic libraries from within frontend apps written in Angular.
npm install @alterior/platform-angular
In Angular 7.0 and later, static analysis is used to determine the structure
and metadata of your application. This means Angular no longer requires you to
load the reflect-metadata
polyfill. Alterior's reflection system does use
it, so you must ensure your app loads it. In earlier versions you can skip this
step.
To enable this add the following in polyfills.ts
:
import 'reflect-metadata';
Alterior modules cannot be directly used as Angular modules.
Application
, Runtime
, etc) that Angular does not provideInstead, @alterior/platform-angular
provides a way to bootstrap one or more Alterior modules and export the resulting dependency injection providers in a format that Angular can understand.
import { AngularPlatform } from '@alterior/platform-angular';
@NgModule({
providers: [ // <-- *not* imports
AngularPlatform.bridge(
MyAlteriorModule1,
MyAlteriorModule2,
// ...
)
]
})
export class AppModule {
}
This will bootstrap a dynamic Alterior app module which imports
the given modules and passes back its injectable dependencies so that your Angular module can register them.
Because Alterior is bootstrapped just like it is on the server-side, all defined lifecycle events work as they do normally.
AngularPlatform.bridge()
also provides all of Alterior's base services to
your Angular app, so you can, for instance, start (altOnStart()
) all the Alterior modules you've loaded:
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import * as AltRuntime from '@alterior/runtime';
@Component(/* ... */)
export class AppComponent extends OnInit {
constructor(
private altApp : AltRuntime.Application
) {
}
ngOnInit() {
this.altApp.start();
}
// you can also stop the Alterior app:
// - presumably connected to some button in the template
onStopButtonClicked() {
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Today I got a microgrant from Abe/Mecha Elephant to work on "free/libre" work specifically, so I've decided to use the grant to work on Sappho, my 2D game engine (Python), for a full day. I'm planning on implementing line-based collisions and spacial partitions. Spacial partitions is a collision optimization where you divide up the map/screen/whatever into cells ("partitions"), which allows you to only collision test other collidable entities within the same cells. Line-based collision testing is very fast, it's useful to do before a mask collision check (which is both pixel-perfect and intensive). Thank you Abe!
Di Theis (@ditheis on Twitter) has commissioned me to do a quick art piece for a collection called trans architecture: redoing the genderbread dough: the true architecture of trans persona online. It was noted that they liked my reappropriated tranny smut net piece, Dayglo Witch (Content Warning: NUDITY!).
I attended the Women Who Code Twin Cities HackNight on November 16. Sarah Olson (@saraheolson on Twitter) hosted, she's the director of Women Who Code Twin Cities (@WWCodeTC on Twitter). The event was really good; it's a great resource for women, they're explicitly chill with trans women, I encourage you check out your local Women Who Code.


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[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> It's good to have GPUs because you can always switch coins where it's profitable.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Staking on coins is risky... because coins can go down.
[dscrdvrsc] <GlorymanRTS> Yeah i agree
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> I see coins dipped 1000 percent sometime.
[dscrdvrsc] <GlorymanRTS> And if a coin goes up you can always mine the coin and make a big profit.
[dscrdvrsc] <GlorymanRTS> But obviously it's not like hitting the lottery
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Or just sell GPUs when you don't need them anymore.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> I bought AMD Vega 64 when it was first came out.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> It was sold for $375 on Egghead.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> I bought two.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Now, I see people still selling it for $500 on Craigslist.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Everyone is dumping their GPUs here, getting cheaper by the day.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> people are selling 970 GTXs for $100
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Old and obsolete GPUs maybe.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Vega and 1080 TI still expensive.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> If I sell my Vega now I still make $100 in profit.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> I have two GTX 970s I bought for $120 and $100 USD, they mine 350 MH/s each at only 290 watts, dirt cheap and getting cheaper by the day because everyone is getting out of the GPU mining over here
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> You're talking about 2-3 years old GPUs hahah.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @Sophal Why are you laughing at me?
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> It is all about ROI, not power
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Vega 64 and 1080 TI about 1+ years old.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> I learned it's good to sell your GPUs after a year or so.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Best ROI at the moment is the GTX 970, don't understand why that is so funny.
(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Then invest on newest ones.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> I used to do that... I bought 480s when people buying 580s.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Then I bought 580s and and sold 480s... but when Vega 64 came out selling my old 480s was hard.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Now, I set one year for old GPUs.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Get rid of it as fast as new ones come out.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @Sophal The newest are not as profitable, you can buy 3x GTX 970 for $300 now, which will mine at the same MH/s as a single GTX 1080 TI which costs $650 used, that's 2x the price for the same performance...
(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Like I said sold your old ones for the same price or little higher than you bought it is not too bad.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @Sophal What are you talking about "the same price or a little higher" - you pay less than half for the same performance...
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> I bought Vega 64 for $375, it's sold online for $500 right now.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> It had good run for Ethereum and I made profit from it... still can sell higher than I bought them.
[dscrdvrsc] <Sophal> Right now people with 1080 TI can still sell theirs for great prices... and get XTI cards.


Unicode library for C++ by Ross Smith
#include "unicorn/character.hpp"
This module contains functions and constants relating to Unicode characters and their basic properties, as well as version information about the Unicorn library itself.
Version
unicorn_version
() noexcept
Version
unicode_version
() noexcept
These return the version of the Unicorn library and the supported version of the Unicode standard.
constexpr char32_t
last_ascii_char
= 0x7f = Highest ASCII code point
constexpr char32_t
last_latin1_char
= 0xff = Highest ISO 8859 code point
constexpr char32_t
line_separator_char
= 0x2028 = Unicode line separator character
constexpr char32_t
paragraph_separator_char
= 0x2029 = Unicode paragraph separator character
constexpr char32_t
first_surrogate_char
= 0xd800 = First UTF-16 surrogate code
constexpr char32_t
first_high_surrogate_char
= 0xd800 = First UTF-16 high surrogate code
constexpr char32_t
last_high_surrogate_char
= 0xdbff = Last UTF-16 high surrogate code
constexpr char32_t
first_low_surrogate_char
= 0xdc00 = First UTF-16 low surrogate code
constexpr char32_t
last_low_surrogate_char
= 0xdfff = Last UTF-16 low surrogate code
constexpr char32_t
last_surrogate_char
= 0xdfff = Last UTF-16 surrogate code
constexpr char32_t
first_private_use_char
= 0xe000 = Beginning of BMP private use area
constexpr char32_t
last_private_use_char
= 0xf8ff = End of BMP private use area
constexpr char32_t
first_noncharacter
= 0xfdd0 = Beginning of reserved noncharacter block
constexpr char32_t
last_noncharacter
= 0xfdef = End of reserved noncharacter block
constexpr char32_t
byte_order_mark
= 0xfeff = Unicode byte order mark
constexpr char32_t
replacement_char
= 0xfffd = Unicode replacement character
constexpr char32_t
last_bmp_char
= 0xffff = End of basic multilingual plane
constexpr char32_t
first_private_use_a_char
= 0xf0000 = Beginning of supplementary private use area A
constexpr char32_t
last_private_use_a_char
= 0xffffd = End of supplementary private use area A
constexpr char32_t
first_private_use_b_char
= 0x100000 = Beginning of supplementary private use area B
constexpr char32_t
last_private_use_b_char
= 0x10fffd = End of supplementary private use area B
constexpr char32_t
last_unicode_char
= 0x10ffff = Highest possible Unicode code point
Some useful Unicode code points.
constexpr uint8_t
min_utf8_leading
= 0xc2 = Minimum leading byte in a multibyte UTF-8 character
constexpr uint8_t
max_utf8_leading
= 0xf4 = Maximum leading byte in a multibyte UTF-8 character
constexpr uint8_t
min_utf8_trailing
= 0x80 = Minimum trailing byte in a multibyte UTF-8 character
constexpr uint8_t
max_utf8_trailing
= 0xbf = Maximum trailing byte in a multibyte UTF-8 character
UTF-8 code unit ranges.
constexpr const char*
utf8_bom
= "\xef\xbb\xbf" = Byte order mark (U+FEFF) in UTF-8
constexpr const char*
utf8_replacement
= "\xef\xbf\xbd" = Replacement character (U+FFFD) in UTF-8
Byte order mark and replacement character in UTF-8.
constexpr size_t
max_case_decomposition
= 3 = Maximum length of a full case mapping
constexpr size_t
max_canonical_decomposition
= 2 = Maximum length of a canonical decomposition
constexpr size_t
max_compatibility_decomposition
= 18 = Maximum length of a compatibility decomposition
The maximum number of characters that a single character can expand into, under case mapping or decomposition. Note that these represent the maximum size of a single decomposition step; decomposition is normally applied recursively, so a single character may end up exceeding these sizes after the complete decomposition process has been applied.
class
InitializationError
: public std::runtime_error
An abstract base class for internal errors that may happen while loading the Unicode tables used by the character functions. Functions that can throw exceptions derived from this are individually documented.
Ustring
char_as_hex
(char32_t c)
Formats a code point in the conventional U+XXXX
notation.
constexpr bool
char_is_digit
(char32_t c) noexcept
constexpr bool
char_is_xdigit
(char32_t c) noexcept
These match only the corresponding ASCII characters.
constexpr bool
char_is_unicode
(char32_t c) noexcept
constexpr bool
char_is_ascii
(char32_t c) noexcept
constexpr bool
char_is_latin1
(char32_t c) noexcept
constexpr bool
char_is_bmp
(char32_t c) noexcept
constexpr bool
char_is_astral
(char32_t c) noexcept
constexpr bool
char_is_surrogate
(char32_t c) noexcept
constexpr bool
char_is_high_surrogate
(char32_t c) noexcept
constexpr bool
char_is_low_surrogate
(char32_t c) noexcept
constexpr bool
char_is_noncharacter
(char32_t c) noexcept
constexpr bool
char_is_private_use
(char32_t c) noexcept
Basic character classification. These are properties that are related to simple ranges of code points, without requiring reference to the full Unicode property tables.
The char_is_noncharacter()
function only returns true for the Unicode scalar
values that are explicitly designated as noncharacters, not for implicit
noncharacters such as surrogates.
template <typename C> constexpr uint32_t
char_to_uint
(C c) noexcept
Converts any character type to a 32-bit integer containing the corresponding
Unicode code point. This should be used in preference to simply casting a
character to an integer, because plain char
is signed on most systems; this
means that 8 bit code points are negative when stored in a char
, and casting
them directly to an unsigned integer will give the wrong answer.
template <typename T> constexpr bool
is_character_type
True if T
is one of the character types recognized by the Unicorn library
(char
, char16_t
, char32_t
, or wchar_t
).
enum class
GC
: uint16_t
Cc
[control]Cf
[format]Cn
[unassigned]Co
[private use]Cs
[surrogate]Ll
[lowercase letter]Lm
[modifier letter]Lo
[other letter]Lt
[titlecase letter]Lu
[uppercase letter]Mc
[spacing mark]Me
[enclosing mark]Mn
[nonspacing mark]Nd
[decimal number]Nl
[letter number]No
[other number]Pc
[connector punctuation]Pd
[dash punctuation]Pe
[close punctuation]Pf
[final punctuation]Pi
[initial punctuation]Po
[other punctuation]Ps
[open punctuation]Sc
[currency symbol]Sk
[modifier symbol]Sm
[math symbol]So
[other symbol]Zl
[line separator]Zp
[paragraph separator]Zs
[space separator]std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, GC cat)
Constants corresponding to the standard GC values. Each constant is numerically equal to a 16-bit integer composed from the ASCII values of the two letters in the category's standard abbreviation.
GC
char_general_category
(char32_t c) noexcept
Returns the general category of a character.
char
char_primary_category
(char32_t c) noexcept
Returns the first letter of the character's general category.
bool
char_is_alphanumeric
(char32_t c) noexcept [gc=L,N]
bool
char_is_control
(char32_t c) noexcept [gc=Cc]
bool
char_is_format
(char32_t c) noexcept [gc=Cf]
bool
char_is_letter
(char32_t c) noexcept [gc=L]
bool
char_is_mark
(char32_t c) noexcept [gc=M]
bool
char_is_number
(char32_t c) noexcept [gc=N]
bool
char_is_punctuation
(char32_t c) noexcept [gc=P]
bool
char_is_symbol
(char32_t c) noexcept [gc=S]
bool
char_is_separator
(char32_t c) noexcept [gc=Z]
These check for a character's membership in a broad general category. (The miscellaneous categories not listed here are covered elsewhere in this module.)
bool
char_is_alphanumeric_w
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_letter_w
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_punctuation_w
(char32_t c) noexcept
These perform the same checks as the similarly named functions above, except that the underscore character is counted as a letter instead of a punctuation mark.
function<bool(char32_t)>
gc_predicate
(GC cat, bool sense = true)
function<bool(char32_t)>
gc_predicate
(const Ustring& cat, bool sense = true)
function<bool(char32_t)>
gc_predicate
(const char* cat, bool sense = true)
These return function objects that can be used to test a character for
membership in one or more categories. If the sense
flag is false, the
predicate will instead return true for characters not in the selected
categories. The versions that take a string can check for multiple categories;
for example, gc_predicate("L,Nd,Pcd")
gives you a function that will check
whether a character is a letter, digit, connector punctuation, or dash
punctuation. Following the convention suggested by the Unicode standard, the
special category "LC"
or "L&"
tests for a cased letter, i.e. equivalent to
"Lltu"
.
Ustring
decode_gc
(GC cat)
constexpr GC
encode_gc
(char c1, char c2) noexcept
constexpr GC
encode_gc
(const char* cat) noexcept
GC
encode_gc
(const Ustring& cat) noexcept
These convert between a GC abbreviation (passed as either a pair of letters or
a string) and its integer code. The result of encode_gc()
is unspecified if
the arguments are invalid.
vector<GC>
gc_list
()
Returns a list of all valid general categories, in alphabetical order.
const char*
gc_name
(GC cat) noexcept
Returns the description of the general category, as shown in the list above.
bool
char_is_assigned
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_unassigned
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_white_space
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_line_break
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_inline_space
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_id_start
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_id_nonstart
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_id_continue
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_xid_start
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_xid_nonstart
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_xid_continue
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_pattern_syntax
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_pattern_white_space
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_default_ignorable
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_soft_dotted
(char32_t c) noexcept
Various boolean tests, mostly corresponding to standard Unicode character
properties. The char_is_line_break()
function is true for characters with
line breaking property values BK
, CR
, LF
, or NL
; the
char_is_inline_space()
function is true for whitespace characters that are
not line breaks.
Bidi_Class
bidi_class
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_bidi_mirrored
(char32_t c) noexcept
char32_t
bidi_mirroring_glyph
(char32_t c) noexcept
char32_t
bidi_paired_bracket
(char32_t c) noexcept
char
bidi_paired_bracket_type
(char32_t c) noexcept
Properties relevant to the Unicode bidirectional algorithm.
Ustring
char_block
(char32_t c)
Returns the name of the block to which a character belongs, or an empty string if it is not part of any block.
struct
BlockInfo
Ustring BlockInfo::
name
char32_t BlockInfo::
first
char32_t BlockInfo::
last
const vector<BlockInfo>&
unicode_block_list
()
The unicode_block_list()
function returns a list of all Unicode character
blocks (in code point order).
enum class
Case
: uint32_t
Case::
none
Case::
fold
Case::
lower
Case::
title
Case::
upper
Enumeration values for character casing. When used as a query parameter,
Case::none
is reported for characters that have no associated case;
Case::fold
is never returned. When used as a transformation argument,
Case::none
returns the input unchanged.
Case
char_case
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_case
(char32_t c, Case k) noexcept
bool
char_is_cased
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_case_ignorable
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_uppercase
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_lowercase
(char32_t c) noexcept
bool
char_is_titlecase
(char32_t c) noexcept
Boolean Unicode properties related to case conversion.
char32_t
char_to_simple_uppercase
(char32_t c) noexcept
char32_t
char_to_simple_lowercase
(char32_t c) noexcept
char32_t
char_to_simple_titlecase
(char32_t c) noexcept
char32_t
char_to_simple_casefold
(char32_t c) noexcept
char32_t
char_to_simple_case
(char32_t c, Case k) noexcept
size_t
char_to_full_uppercase
(char32_t c, char32_t* dst) noexcept
size_t
char_to_full_lowercase
(char32_t c, char32_t* dst) noexcept
size_t
char_to_full_titlecase
(char32_t c, char32_t* dst) noexcept
size_t
char_to_full_casefold
(char32_t c, char32_t* dst) noexcept
size_t
char_to_full_case
(char32_t c, char32_t* dst, Case k) noexcept
Single-character case conversion functions. The simple case mapping functions
cover only one-to-one case conversions, while the full case mapping functions
also include case conversions that map one character to multiple characters.
For the full case mapping functions, the output buffer (the dst
pointer) is
expected to have room for at least max_case_decomposition
characters; the
function returns the number of characters actually written (which will never
be less than 1 or greater than max_case_decomposition
).
These functions follow the universal case mapping conventions defined by Unicode, and make no attempt at localization; locale-dependent cases such as the Turkish "I" are not handled (these belong in a separate localization library).
Ustring
char_name
(char32_t c, uint32_t flags = 0)
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
Cname:: all |
Mask combining all of these flags |
Cname:: control |
Use the common ASCII or ISO 8859 names for control characters |
Cname:: label |
Generate the standard code point label for characters that do not have an official name |
Cname:: lower |
Return the name in lower case (excluding the U+XXXX prefix if present) |
Cname:: prefix |
Prefix the name with the code point in U+XXXX format |
Cname:: update |
Where the official name was in error and a suggested correction has been published, use that instead |
Returns the name of a character. By default, only the official Unicode name is
returned; an empty string is returned if the character does not have an
official name. The flags
argument can contain a bitwise-OR combination of
any of the options. If both control
and label
are present, control
takes
precedence for characters that qualify for both.
int
combining_class
(char32_t c) noexcept
Returns the character's canonical combining class.
char32_t
canonical_composition
(char32_t c1, char32_t c2) noexcept
Returns the canonical composition of the two characters, or zero if the two characters do not combine.
size_t
canonical_decomposition
(char32_t c, char32_t* dst) noexcept
size_t
compatibility_decomposition
(char32_t c, char32_t* dst) noexcept
These generate the canonical or compatibility decomposition of a character
(compatibility_decomposition()
will also return canonical decompositions).
The output buffer is expected to have room for at least
max_canonical_decomposition
or max_compatibility_decomposition
characters,
respectively; the functions return the number of characters actually written,
or zero if the character does not have a decomposition of the relevant type.
enum class
Bidi_Class
Default, AL, AN, B, BN, CS, EN, ES, ET, FSI, L, LRE, LRI, LRO, NSM, ON, PDF, PDI, R, RLE, RLI, RLO, S, WS
enum class
East_Asian_Width
N, A, F, H, Na, W
enum class
Grapheme_Cluster_Break
Other, Control, CR, EOT, Extend, L, LF, LV, LVT, Prepend, Regional_Indicator, SOT, SpacingMark, T, V
enum class
Hangul_Syllable_Type
NA, L, LV, LVT, T, V
enum class
Indic_Positional_Category
NA, Bottom, Bottom_And_Right, Left, Left_And_Right, Overstruck, Right, Top, Top_And_Bottom, Top_And_Bottom_And_Right, Top_And_Left, Top_And_Left_And_Right, Top_And_Right, Visual_Order_Left
enum class
Indic_Syllabic_Category
Other, Avagraha, Bindu, Brahmi_Joining_Number, Cantillation_Mark, Consonant, Consonant_Dead, Consonant_Final, Consonant_Head_Letter, Consonant_Killer, Consonant_Medial, Consonant_Placeholder, Consonant_Preceding_Repha, Consonant_Prefixed, Consonant_Subjoined, Consonant_Succeeding_Repha, Consonant_With_Stacker, Gemination_Mark, Invisible_Stacker, Joiner, Modifying_Letter, Non_Joiner, Nukta, Number, Number_Joiner, Pure_Killer, Register_Shifter, Syllable_Modifier, Tone_Letter, Tone_Mark, Virama, Visarga, Vowel, Vowel_Dependent, Vowel_Independent
enum class
Joining_Group
No_Joining_Group, Ain, Alaph, Alef, Beh, Beth, Burushaski_Yeh_Barree, Dalath_Rish, Dal, E, Farsi_Yeh, Feh, Fe, Final_Semkath, Gaf, Gamal, Hah, Heh_Goal, Heh, Heth, He, Kaf, Kaph, Khaph, Knotted_Heh, Lamadh, Lam, Meem, Mim, Noon, Nun, Nya, Pe, Qaf, Qaph, Reh, Reversed_Pe, Rohingya_Yeh, Sadhe, Sad, Seen, Semkath, Shin, Swash_Kaf, Syriac_Waw, Tah, Taw, Teh_Marbuta_Goal, Teh_Marbuta, Teth, Waw, Yeh_Barree, Yeh_With_Tail, Yeh, Yudh_He, Yudh, Zain, Zhain
enum class
Joining_Type
Dual_Joining, Join_Causing, Left_Joining, Non_Joining, Right_Joining, Transparent
enum class
Line_Break
XX, AI, AL, B2, BA, BB, BK, CB, CJ, CL, CM, CP, CR, EX, GL, H2, H3, HL, HY, ID, IN_, IS, JL, JT, JV, LF, NL, NS, NU, OP, PO, PR, QU, RI, SA, SG, SP, SY, WJ, ZW
enum class
Numeric_Type
None, Decimal, Digit, Numeric
enum class
Sentence_Break
Other, ATerm, Close, CR, EOT, Extend, Format, LF, Lower, Numeric, OLetter, SContinue, Sep, SOT, Sp, STerm, Upper
enum class
Word_Break
Other, ALetter, CR, Double_Quote, EOT, Extend, ExtendNumLet, Format, Hebrew_Letter, Katakana, LF, MidLetter, MidNum, MidNumLet, Newline, Numeric, Regional_Indicator, Single_Quote, SOT
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Bidi_Class x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, East_Asian_Width x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Grapheme_Cluster_Break x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Hangul_Syllable_Type x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Indic_Positional_Category x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Indic_Syllabic_Category x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Joining_Group x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Joining_Type x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Line_Break x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Numeric_Type x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Sentence_Break x)
std::ostream&
operator<<
(std::ostream& o, Word_Break x)
Enumeration property values. The spelling of the class and value names follows
their spelling in the Unicode standard, which is not entirely consistent about
naming conventions. (An exception is Line_Break::IN_
, marked up to avoid
colliding with the Windows macro IN
.)
East_Asian_Width
east_asian_width
(char32_t c) noexcept
Grapheme_Cluster_Break
grapheme_cluster_break
(char32_t c) noexcept
Hangul_Syllable_Type
hangul_syllable_type
(char32_t c) noexcept
Indic_Positional_Category
indic_positional_category
(char32_t c) noexcept
Indic_Syllabic_Category
indic_syllabic_category
(char32_t c) noexcept
Joining_Group
joining_group
(char32_t c) noexcept
Joining_Type
joining_type
(char32_t c) noexcept
Line_Break
line_break
(char32_t c) noexcept
Numeric_Type
numeric_type
(char32_t c) noexcept
Sentence_Break
sentence_break
(char32_t c) noexcept
Word_Break
word_break
(char32_t c) noexcept
Functions returning the properties of a character.
pair<long long, long long>
numeric_value
(char32_t c)
Returns the numeric value of a character, as a pair containg the numerator and
denominator of the value. The denominator will always be positive. If the
character is not numeric, the numeric value will be zero (expressed as 0/1
).
Ustring
char_script
(char32_t c)
Strings
char_script_list
(char32_t c)
These return the principal script associated with a character, or a list of
scripts (in unspecified order) for characters that are commonly used with
multiple scripts. These return the ISO 15924 four letter abbreviations of the
script names; use script_name()
to convert these to full names.
Ustring
script_name
(const Ustring& abbr)
Converts an ISO 15924 script code (case insensitive) to the full name of the script. Unrecognised codes will return an empty string.


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What to do for sudden back injuries
Many Severe attacks of back pain develop from something as insignificant as bending over a bathroom sink, reaching to pick up some small item, sneezing, or reaching into low cabinets, Usually,there has been a series of small accidents leading up to this cause for the back injury. Heavy lifting falls, or severe strain is early precipitation factors in many back injuries. Usually they have occurred at some previous time and have been forgotten.
Faulty spinal dynamics are often a cause of severe back pain. Faulty spinal alignment, over a period of time will cause gradual weakening of disc fibers and other ligaments, in this weakened condition, sometimes all it take to leverage of a simple movement, such as reaching into the cupboard.
When such an incident occurs:
- Lie down immediately in any position that is comfortable.
- Have someone place 6-10 ice cubes in a plastic bag and apply this directly to the area of pain, cover with a towel, and keep the pack in place 20-30 min. this will hurt at first, but after several min. the area will be desensitized and you will feel better. Do not remove pack until 23-30 min. has elapsed
- Call Karissa at Dr. Tim Young Chiropractic<PHONE_NUMBER>, 6020 N. Robinson Oklahoma City, OK 73118 and make arrangements to come to the office as soon as possible. In some cases, it may be suggested that you remain at home in bed for a period of time.
- Do not set in a recliner of any kind, as this will aggravate the condition.
- Maintain a positive outlook. Under Chiropractic care, back injury conditions usually respond favorably. However, it takes time, so be patient.
Battle Stroke as You Do Heart Disease, with Diet and Exercise
Integris Southwest Neuroscience Institute and the James R. Daniel Stroke Center have shared this valuable article.
Click here to download the .pdf of “Strategies for Stopping Stroke”.
Are you prepared for when a tornado warning is issued?
by Anja Mottern, ARM
We are approaching the time of year when the winds pick up and people start talking about tornados. If a tornado siren goes off are you ready? Do you have a plan of action? Most people in Oklahoma are familiar with what to do in a tornado but every now and then we need a refresher. Below are some tips for when a tornado watch or warning is issued in your area:
- Make sure you have all of your important documents stored in an easily accessible bag. This way should a disaster happen you have your insurance policy, important numbers, pills, etc.
- Have a tornado emergency plan set up. In this plan you should know where the closest shelter or safe place for you to go is.
- Make sure that your cell phone is charged and that you have plenty of batteries, flashlights and candles.
- Know the difference between a watch and a warning. A watch indicates the possibility of a tornado and a warning means one has been spotted in the area.
- Have bottled water and nonperishable items available in case you are in a shelter for a long period of time.
- If you live in an apartment community make sure to check with the manager to see where the shelters are located in the building.
- Be aware of your neighbors and check to see if any of them need additional assistance.
- Make sure to listen to the radio and/or news to keep up to date. If you have a smartphone you can download a weather app to track the storms as well.
It is very important to take the weather conditions seriously and be proactive versus reactive. Your safety is the most important thing and being too cautious is better than ignoring signs!
Anja is the Community Manager at Grand Tapestry at Quail Springs located at N. Penn Ave & Memorial Rd. area. Tapestry is an active adult community for the 55‐Plus who are ready to quit worrying about home ownership and start living! Tapestry has a tornado shelter/safe room area for residents. You can reach Anja by calling<PHONE_NUMBER> or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Learn more about this exciting community by clicking here:Tapestryokc.com or visit their Facebook page.
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Lata is located on the northern side of Ndeni, the largest of the islands in the Santa Cruz group.
Location 10° 40'56"S, 165° 50'05"E (entrance to the bay)
For full details on clearing into and out of these Islands see Solomon Islands Formalities.
Only Customs and Quarantine clearance can be completed here as there is no Immigration Officer. Immigration can be flown in, but at your own expense. If you are lucky and a cruise ship is in port, Immigration will be present.
Once formalities with Customs and Quarantine are completd you should report to the police station and inform them where you intend to check-in with Immigration (Honiara is the closest).
They should notify the officials – make sure you ask for proof this has been done as cruisers have encountered problems in the past.
Customs - Tel +677 7730058
Quarantine - Tel: +677 7865296
Last updated May 2016.
Lata Town
There is a jetty at Lata (Approx. position: 10 43.239S 165 48.129E), but it is not recommended to tie to this.
The anchorage is very deep, exposed, and the ground is reported as fouled.
One option is to hold off and launch the dinghy and have someone go ashore to find the officials. Friendly locals will help and show you the way. The officials will either come straight to your boat or meet you later at the anchorage at Shaw Point.
Another option is to anchor at Shaw Point and then dinghy the 1.7NM to town. Your decision will probably be dictated by the fact that the wind gets up later in the morning making for a bumpy dinghy ride.
Shaw Point
The anchorage at Shaw Point (Approx.: 10 44.23S 165 49.70E) is well sheltered but deep and the bottom is rock and coral.
A better anchorage is in the SE corner (Approx.: 10 45.58S 165 49.35E) which while still deep is near a river and has mud holding. This anchorage is further from town, so make sure you have checked in first. A man called Titus (Tel: +677 7732594) looks after yachties and will canoe to you. He enjoys the company of yachties and will happily show you around town and look after your needs. He doesn’t expect anything in return, but clothes or a gift are of course appreciated.
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Data collection
Automates the process of collecting the variables you define within your task, and stores them simple CSV files.
The Unity Experiment Framework (UXF) is an open source package for the Unity3D game engine that can be used to assist the development of virtual reality human behaviour experiments. Developed by Jack Brookes, Immersive Cognition Group, University of Leeds.
features
Automates the process of collecting the variables you define within your task, and stores them simple CSV files.
Time-series data such as the position and rotation of an object can be easily acquired and split into one file per trial.
Allows you to programmatically define independent variables for your session, blocks and trials.
Includes a pre-built UI for allowing the researcher to view and enter information about the session.
All file IO tasks are performed concurrently in a separate thread to avoid any drops in framerate.
UXF works with any Unity project but is designed specifically for virtual reality human behaviour experiments.


27 super.goRoomCheck(player.getPreviousRoom(), player,
true);
28 }
catch(pkg_exceptions.IllegalArgumentException e) {
31 +
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class BackCommand used to go back in a previous Room.
class Player used to handle the user's player.
BackCommand()
Constructor for BackCommand.
boolean execute(Player player)
Go back in a previous room of the player.
class UnauthorizedException used to tell that the user cannot execute a given command.
class GoCommand used to make the player go to a given Room.


BCLAction Class Reference
| Inherits from | BCLEncodableObject : NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | BCLAction.h BCLAction.m |
Properties
identifier
An identifier assigned by the backend
@property (strong) NSNumber *identifier
Declared In
BCLAction.h
isTestAction
Is this a test action (a special subtype of a custom action that can be created while adding a beacon in the admin interface)
@property (nonatomic) BOOL isTestAction
Declared In
BCLAction.h
customValues
An array with custom values assigned to an action in the admin interface
@property (strong) NSArray *customValues
Declared In
BCLAction.h
payload
A dictionary with a custom payload of an action (e.g. an URL in case of URL actions)
@property (strong) NSDictionary *payload
Declared In
BCLAction.h
onActionCallback
A callback that is called when an action is performed
@property (copy) void ( ^ ) ( BCLAction *action ) onActionCallback
Declared In
BCLAction.h
Methods
– URL
A shortcut method that returns an URL assigned to some types of actions
- (NSURL *)URL
Return Value
An URL object assigned to an action
Declared In
BCLAction.h


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8 years of OOP and OOD experience / Master Degree
First Position in 2008
Link to: My Upwork experience
May 2017 - Today
Freelancer
I have planned my own start-ups, that is why I do know what is going on behind the scene.
Why time to market is very important. I suggest a lot of improvements especially in processes, I as usual re-arrange the processes.
When I notice that people are wasting money/time etc, I suggest how to change processes, how to do things differently (due to my start-up experience).
September 2012 - September 2017
Startuper / Entrepreneur
Development and optimizing bin (case) packing algorithm for using in production.
Additional optimization algorithm was developed on top of basic algorithm, but now it was carton optimization, not packing optimization.
I have to analyze market solutions of bin packing algorithm, try different parameters, and so on… then make an assumption about how it is working, create requirements, description and then try to develop or help to develop it.
Besides my main responsibilities, I write sql stored procedures for the purpose of my tasks, create form on the UI with the help of java script (JQuery and sigma grid), support and take part in the development of order’s processing algorithms, transport processing algorithm,….
March 2011 - September 2012
Algorithm Engineer / Team Lead
Views are simply different ways to view the content of a given object.
For example, telemetry data could be viewed as a plot or a table.
A clock can display its time in analog fashion or with digital numbers. In each view, all of the content is present; it’s just represented differently.
When providing views for an object, all the content of the object should be present in each view.
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Architect / Senior Software Engineer
Project was devoted for supporting the internal academy processes.
My responsibility was to gather requirements, design system, implement requirements and so on.
During this project I combined architecture and senior developer roles.
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Architect / Senior Software Engineer
I had changed Oracle units for mobile operators. I had examined the db tables which respond for the tariffs, clients and other benefits for clients and so on.
Then I had changed the procedures in the appropriate units and/or had created my own view tables. After all I had tested my work and had sent it to the customers.
September 2008 - February 2009
SQL Engineer


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# I have a separate gem called sentence_interpreter. # The functionality isn't too complex. # It defines a Verb and Noun 'lexicon' hash which need to # be populated by the programmer. # It then reads a sentence, and extracts Verb => Noun phrases # according to the lexicon. # Gemmy wrapps sentence_interpreter to auto-populate the lexicon. # It also uses 'wordpos' (node) and 'engtagger' (ruby) # Example of tagging a sentence with EngTagger # (this is used internally by the gem) # tagger = EngTagger.new tagged = tagger. "the cat went in the hat and sat" tagger.get_nouns(tagged) == { "cat" => 1, "hat" => 2 } # The functionality for working with language is found in these modules: # include Gemmy::Components::Nlp include Gemmy::Components::WordSpeaker # There are some persisted caches in place to prevent unnecessary word # definition lookups. The data stored looks like this: # # sentence => words => part of speech(aka pos) # # For this two different caches are used. One stores word=>pos. # The other contains the entire word=>pos list for a sentence. # The reason for this is pos detection takes place on both the word # and sentence level. EngTagger uses the sentence context, and Wordpos uses the # word context. # # The caches are built on PersistedHash defined in patches/hash_patch # They have a small API: # get(*keys) # get_or_set(*keys, &blk) # set(*keys, val) # keys # clear # # For the purposes of testing, the caches can be cleared: # Gemmy::Components::Cache.new("sentence_pos").clear Gemmy::Components::Cache.new("word_pos").clear # There are two additional caches, for the Noun and Verb lexicon. # Words are only added here if they're unambiguously defined as # either noun or verb from the engtagger/wordpos results. # # The keys are word names and the values are procs. # # The proc structure is not externally configurable, but internally it's # defined like so: # # Verb procs are passed a list of nouns in their verb=>noun phrase. # Actually, it's not the nouns they're passed exactly, it's the results # of evaluating the noun procs # # Noun procs are passed a listing of all the verb=>noun pairs in the sentece. # # For testing purposes, these can be cleared: # Gemmy::Components::Cache.new("verb_lexicon").clear Gemmy::Components::Cache.new("noun_lexicon").clear # Some sample text can be loaded up: # arr = File.readlines("/home/max/Documents/max-jabber.txt") # A longer text can also be used: # arr = File.readlines("./sample.txt") # Or a shorter text # arr = ["this has four words","two words"] # Gemmy's language API works on a sentence (line) level. # After 'sanitizing' each line, multiple methods can be called: # idxs = [] arr.map(&:nlp_sanitize).each_with_index do |sentence, idx| idxs << idx puts sentence.green # String#syllable_count patch puts sentence.syllable_count # Speak sentence speak_sentence(sentence: sentence) # Save spoken sentence as WAV file speak_sentence(sentence: sentence, path: "#{idx}.wav") # Run through a sentence, adding words to the lexicon and pos cache # Then send it to sentence_interprer to find verb=>noun phrases # and run procs. puts [parse_sentence(sentence)].run_commands end # After creating spoken text WAV files, they can be played in succession # This uses the Unix util "aplay" idxs.each { |idx| `aplay #{idx}.wav` } # For some wackiness, all WAV files can be played at the same using # by calling aplay in a different thread. idxs.each { |i| sleep 0.1; Thread.new { `aplay #{i}.wav` } } #


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IRIS DynaFed: Help Page
Last updated: 2nd February, 2021
IRIS DynaFed provides an intuitive, user-friendly federated storage platform for securely managing and accessing your data in Echo S3 storage. With a simulated directory structure designed to look and feel like a file system, as well as additional features that provide extended functionality, IRIS DynaFed is a platform that focuses on simplicity, familiarity and efficiency.
What is IRIS DynaFed?
IRIS DynaFed allows for easy and flexible management of your Echo S3 bucket storage. Use it to download, delete, search, share and securely manage your data, logs, files and more, all through an intuitive user interface. The service is designed for scientific collaboration but any Echo buckets containing any sort of data can be imported and managed in IRIS DynaFed. IRIS DynaFed is aimed at groups of users who want to share data with each other without having to share sensitive bucket keys.
How does it work?
DynaFed works by allowing access to data in buckets based on authorisation rules. In this way, a bucket can only be accessed in
DynaFed if an authenticated user is authorised to access it. DynaFed handles the user authorisation as well as the secure management
of bucket keys – the user doesn’t even need to know the keys to the bucket, thus reducing the likelihood of keys being leaked or
exposed to malicious parties.
Echo S3 buckets are imported into and removed from IRIS DynaFed. This does not mean that S3 buckets are being created and deleted –
DynaFed does not possess this functionality. Buckets are only being imported from Echo so that users can interact with them through
the browser. Removing a bucket does not delete it – it only removes the group’s access to it and the bucket will disappear from
DynaFed.
When buckets are imported into IRIS DynaFed, they are assigned to a group, which the user must specify. The user can only select a
group that they are a member of. To import a bucket, the bucket name, access key and secret key are required. Once buckets are
imported into DynaFed, their contents can be viewed, searched and downloaded, by anyone who is a member of the assigned group. It
is also possible to delete files from buckets on an individual basis. Buckets can be assigned to multiple groups but this requires
the bucket to be “imported” multiple times.
Buckets in DynaFed can only be interacted with by members of the group a bucket is assigned to. If you are not a member of this group,
you will not be able to interact with the bucket in any way. This ensures security and privacy of files and protects your buckets from
unauthorised accesses.
To request an account with Echo S3 and to start creating buckets, email the Ceph team at
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>IRIS IAM and Groups
IRIS DynaFed is integrated with the IRIS IAM service for user authentication. This makes it open for anyone with an IRIS IAM login to
use. The IRIS IAM service provides accounts for users from a wide range of research institutions and universities. IRIS DynaFed makes
use of the group membership system provided by the IRIS IAM. Groups are formed by users for a particular purpose, often for research
and collaborative purposes. Members of groups can then import S3 buckets from Echo storage that are then assigned to that group so
that other members can interact with the bucket.
IAM groups are designed to be collaborative and IRIS DynaFed is how users can share their bucket data with their teams. Once an IAM
user is a member of at least one IAM group, they can start using IRIS DynaFed! For information on how to register an IAM account,
visit https://iris-iam.stfc.ac.uk/help/. Register a new IAM group by emailing
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Bucket Importing and Removing
Importing buckets into IRIS DynaFed is simple. Pressing the Import bucket button at the top of the interface will show this popup
window:
If you know the access key and secret key to a bucket in Echo, this is where you can import it. Use the dropdown list at the top of
the window to select which group to assign it to. Once assigned, other members of that group will be able to interact with the bucket
and its contents. Then just enter in the name of the bucket in Echo (for example, if the bucket URL is
https://s3.echo.stfc.ac.uk/bucket-name, then enter bucket-name) and the access key and secret key for that bucket.
Clicking Import will complete the process. It can take up to 10 minutes for a bucket to appear in IRIS DynaFed. Refresh the page
every few minutes.
Removing a bucket is just as simple. Clicking the Remove Bucket button will greet the user with a similar popup window, except this
time the bucket specified by the user will be removed from DynaFed and the group will no longer have access to it. The process of
removing a bucket will immediately remove access by all group members but the link to the bucket may still be visible for another
10 minutes.
Navigation
Buckets are navigated primarily using the mouse. Browse the list of groups in IRIS DynaFed using the list on the left hand side of
the screen. Note that the list includes groups and buckets you may not be part of and therefore will not be able to access.
The list behaves like a traditional file explorer in that clicking a folder will expand it to view child folders (the folders in this
case being groups and buckets). Clicking on buckets will display its contents in the main window in the centre of the screen.
Directories and Object Paths
Directories are not a feature of Echo storage. Despite this, DynaFed simulates them to mimic the look and feel of a file system. If an object has the path bucket-name/path/to/file.txt, then file.txt will be accessible by navigating through the directories path and to under bucket-name.
File Sharing
Files can be shared with anyone through the use of presigned URLs. These are URLs for downloading files from a bucket within a set time period.
The current time period for IRIS DynaFed is two hours, meaning the file has to be downloaded from the URL within two hours of it being generated.
By clicking on the orange icon to the left of a file in a bucket, you can access the file metadata:
From here, you can find the file presigned URL. It begins with https://s3.echo.stfc.ac.uk/.
Additional Help
IRIS DynaFed is managed by the STFC Data Services team. If you have any questions, get in contact with them by email using<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Additionally, you can consult the IRIS IAM help page for info on how to use the IRIS IAM portal by navigating to https://iris-iam.stfc.ac.uk/help/.


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[gecode-users] Counting booleans
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Mon Mar 10 08:31:35 CET 2008
On 14/02/2008, at 5:45 PM, Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 7:01 AM, Malcolm Ryan <malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
> > wrote:
>> In answer to my own question, BoolVar extends IntVar, so the standard
>> Gecode.count() methods will work.
>
> Counting BoolVars is slightly overkill, since linear relations work
> equally well.
>
> Also, from Gecode 2.0 BoolVars are no longer IntVars, and there are no
> counting constraints for the new BoolVars (again since that is
> captured by linear relations).
So does it make sense to use Gecode.linear() on a VarArray<BoolVar> in
2.10?
Malcolm
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| jdbcBlob |
The representation (mapping) in the JavaTM
programming language of an SQL BLOB value. |
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The interface used to execute SQL stored procedures. |
| jdbcClob |
The mapping in the JavaTM programming
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A connection (session) with a specific database. |
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Comprehensive information about the database as a whole. |
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An object that can be used to get information about the types and
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An object that represents a precompiled SQL statement. |
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A table of data representing a database result set, which
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An object that can be used to get information about the types
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The object used for executing a static SQL statement
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