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| H0 | There is no difference between the mean of the sample and the specified mean |
|---|---|
| H1 (two-tailed) | The mean of the sample is different than the specified mean |
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1 Therefore, because Christ suffered in the flesh, arm yourselves with the same intention. Whoever has suffered in the flesh has ceased from sin.
2 This person no longer lives for human desires, but for the will of God—for the remainder of his human life.
3 For enough time has passed to do what the Gentiles want to do—sensuality, passion, drunkenness, carousings, wild parties, and in abominable idolatries.
4 They think it is strange that you do not do these things with them, so they speak evil about you.
5 They will give an account to him who is ready to judge the living and the dead.
6 For this purpose the gospel was preached to those who had died, that though they have been judged in their bodies as humans, they may live according to God in the spirit.
7 The end of all things is coming. Therefore, be of sound mind, and be sober in your thinking for the sake of your prayers.
8 Before all things, have fervent love for one another, for love does not seek to discover the sins of others.
9 Show hospitality to one another without complaining.
10 As each one of you has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God's many free gifts.
11 If someone speaks, let it be as the oracles of God; if someone serves, as from the strength that God supplies, so that in all things, God may be glorified through Jesus Christ. Glory and power belong to him for ever and ever. Amen.
12 Beloved, do not regard the fiery trial that comes to test you as something strange, as though a strange thing were happening to you.
13 But as much as you experience the sufferings of Christ, rejoice, so that you may also rejoice and be glad at the revelation of his glory.
14 If you are insulted for the name of Christ, you are blessed, because the Spirit of glory and the Spirit of God is resting on you.
15 But let none of you suffer as a murderer, a thief, an evildoer, or a meddler.
16 Yet, if anyone suffers as a Christian, let him not be ashamed, but let him glorify God in that name.
17 For it is time for judgment to begin with the household of God. And if it begins with us, what will be the outcome for those who do not obey God's gospel?
18 And if
the righteous man is saved through difficulties,
what will become of the ungodly person and the sinner?
19 Therefore let those who suffer according to the will of God entrust their souls to the faithful Creator while they do good.


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Ayende has been very vocal about his opinion of SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services) in the past, and, to be fair, he has some good points and indeed working with SSIS can be a pain in the neck many times. However, I've discovered that I despise SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) far more than I could ever SSIS.
Working with Reporting Services is about as much fun as sticking needles under your fingernails. It insists on changing stuff on it's own, like switching report parameters to multi-value after you tell it you want them single-values, reverting a dataset parameter to some weird incorrect value you once typed in (no matter how many times you change it), or just throwing weird errors in your face. And don't even get me started on the joke that is the MDX query designer.
FWIW, I think most of my issues (if not all of them) with SSRS are directly related to the design-time support for authoring reports; I don't think I have many problems with the actual runtime behavior of it (for now).


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returns the percent difference between values for the current time period and an earlier period.
The same data type as the value expression
LAG_VARIANCE_PERCENT (lag_args) OVER (lag_clause)
lag_args::=
expression, offset [, {default_expression | CLOSEST} ]
lag_clause::=
[ {DIMENSION dimension_id | HIERARCHY hierarchy_id} ] [ [BY] { LEVEL | PARENT | GREGORIAN {YEAR | QUARTER | MONTH | WEEK | DAY} | ANCESTOR AT { DIMENSION LEVEL dim_level_id | HIERARCHY LEVEL hier_level_id } } [POSITION FROM {BEGINNING | END}] ]
A dimensional expression whose values you want to calculate.
A numeric expression for the number of periods to count back from the current time period.
The value returned when offset
does not identify a valid period. This clause is either an expression of any data type or the CLOSEST
keyword for the closest match. The closest match is the first member when counting back.
The Time dimension over which the lag is calculated.
The hierarchy over which the lag is calculated. Otherwise, the default hierarchy for dimension_id
is used.
The name of a level of dimension_id
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The name of a level of hierarchy_id
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The BY subclause identifies the range of time periods used when counting the offset. Following are descriptions of the keywords:
| Offset Unit | Description |
|---|---|
LEVEL |
The member at the same level offset periods before the current member. (Default) |
PARENT |
The member at the same level with the same parent offset periods before the current member. |
GREGORIAN YEAR |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset years before the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN QUARTER |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset quarters before the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN MONTH |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset months before the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN WEEK |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset weeks before the start date of the current period. |
GREGORIAN DAY |
The period at the same level with a start date exactly offset days before the start date of the current period. |
ANCESTOR |
The period at the same level as the current period and whose ancestor is offset positions before the ancestor of the current period. |
This example returns the percent difference in value between the current period and the equivalent period in the prior year.
LAG_VARIANCE_PERCENT (GLOBAL.UNITS_CUBE.UNITS, 1) OVER (HIERARCHY GLOBAL.TIME.CALENDAR ANCESTOR AT DIMENSION LEVEL GLOBAL.TIME.CALENDAR_YEAR)
| Time | Units | Last Year | Difference | Percent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q1.05 | 143607 | 146529 | -2922 | -.02 |
| Q2.05 | 138096 | 143070 | -4974 | -.03 |
| Q3.05 | 138953 | 148292 | -9339 | -.06 |
| Q4.05 | 145062 | 149528 | -4466 | -.03 |
| Q1.06 | 146819 | 143607 | 3212 | .02 |
| Q2.06 | 145233 | 138096 | 7137 | .05 |
| Q3.06 | 143572 | 138953 | 4619 | .03 |
| Q4.06 | 149305 | 145062 | 4243 | .03 |


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To use the components here you first need to include this module in your application @NgModule
The following table shows the various attribute bindings that can be used with this component.
| Binding | Default | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| [records] | - | Yes | The total number of records that will be paginated through. |
| [skip] | - | Yes | How many records are being skipped over - where should the pagination start from, default is the first page (Record 0). |
| [limit] | 20 | No | How many records are being shown on each page that the pagination is managing. |
| [choices] | 5 | No | How many page choices should there be in the pagination, recommended that this is an odd number. |
| [controls] | true | No | Should the page jumping controls (previous, next, start, end) be shown to the user. |
| [icons] | true | No | When using the controls, should we show text or icons to the user. |
| [size] | normal | No | This allows limited control of the size for each pagination option, the sizes are: small, normal and large. |
| (change) | - | No |
A function to be called when an pagination event is triggered. Event contains the following fields;
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Chapter 4 Perturbation vector theory
4.1 Objective
The objective of this chapter is to develop a mathematical workflow useful to adjust the ionome of potato crops for diagnostic purpose. Perturbation in compositional space plays the same role as translation plays in real space. Some natural processes in nature can be interpreted as a change from one composition C1
to another C2
through the application of a perturbation:
p ⊕ C1 ===> C2.
The difference between a new observation
and the closest healthy composition (closest TN) can be back-transformed to the compositional space. The obtained vector is the perturbation vector
. Theoretically, a misbalanced composition could be balanced (translated into a healthy zone) using a perturbation vector. Also, ionome of a new cultivar could be assigned to the closest healthy sample’s cultivar, where nutrient requirements have been already documented by fertilizer trials.
I compute a dissimilarity (or imbalance) index using the true negative clr as references for cultivars. Then, I describe the procedure used to rebalance a misbalanced composition.
4.2 Data set and useful libraries
We need package compositions for further clr back-transformation to compositional space. The package reshape will be used to melt an intermediate data frame. As explained at the end of the Chapter 3, I consider as True Negatives (TN) specimens (or healthy points) for this study, observations of the training data set
having a high yield (HY) and correctly predicted by the random forest model.
library("tidyverse")
library("extrafont")
library('compositions')
library("reshape")
train_df = read_csv("output/train_df.csv")
train_df$Cultivar = factor(train_df$Cultivar)
TNs = train_df %>%
filter(yieldClass == 'HY' & pred_yield == 'HY')
clrNo = c("clrN", "clrP", "clrK", "clrCa", "clrMg", "clrFv") # for simplicity
4.3 Dissimilarity index between compositions
The first step is to compute a dissimilarity index according to the distance from the closest healthy point (the closest TN). I use the Aitchison distance (multivariate Euclidean distance) between clr composition as the dissimilarity index. The chunk below shows the custom function used to compute euclidean distance.
eucl_dist_f <- function(x, y) {
sqrt(sum((x-y)^2))
}
For each unbalanced composition, I use the next loop to compute all the euclidean distances between all the compositions in “TNs” of the corresponding group. The computation is possible even if the ionomics groups is unknown. The loop returns the smallest Euclidean distance as the unbalanced index of that composition. The computed debalance (or imbalance) index is stored by a new vector debal
.
debal <- c()
debal_index <- c()
for (i in 1:nrow(train_df)) {
clr_i <- as.numeric(train_df[i, clrNo])
eucl_dist <- apply(TNs %>% filter(Cultivar == train_df$Cultivar[i]) %>% select(clrNo), #
1, function(x) eucl_dist_f(x=x, y=clr_i))
debal_index[i] <- which.min(eucl_dist)
debal[i] <- eucl_dist[debal_index[i]]
}
train_df$debal <- debal
train_df %>% glimpse()
## Observations: 2,537
## Variables: 16
## $ NoEssai <dbl> 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1...
## $ NoBloc <dbl> 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3...
## $ NoTraitement <dbl> 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8...
## $ clrN <dbl> 0.3321186, 0.4252302, 0.3993264, 0.4885647, 0.720...
## $ clrP <dbl> -2.518325, -2.394957, -2.599180, -2.525335, -2.30...
## $ clrK <dbl> 0.8379383, 1.1387291, 0.7945826, 0.9418880, 0.720...
## $ clrMg <dbl> -0.4794688, -0.5154924, -0.6220171, -0.6426036, -...
## $ clrCa <dbl> -1.639076, -2.346167, -1.577529, -1.763195, -1.70...
## $ clrFv <dbl> 3.466813, 3.692658, 3.604817, 3.500681, 3.432323,...
## $ RendVendable <dbl> 18.94420, 40.35180, 37.55050, 41.01670, 46.79370,...
## $ rv_cut <dbl> 41.33053, 41.33053, 41.33053, 41.33053, 41.33053,...
## $ yieldClass <chr> "LY", "LY", "LY", "LY", "HY", "HY", "LY", "HY", "...
## $ Cultivar <fct> Goldrush, Goldrush, Goldrush, Goldrush, Goldrush,...
## $ Maturity5 <chr> "mid-season", "mid-season", "mid-season", "mid-se...
## $ pred_yield <chr> "LY", "LY", "LY", "LY", "HY", "HY", "LY", "HY", "...
## $ debal <dbl> 0.2915435, 0.3247296, 0.2628167, 0.2987338, 0.000...
simplement pour apprécier la corrélation entre indice de debalancement et rendement
Add regression line, correlation coefficient and equantions of the fitted line. Key functions: > stat_smooth() [ggplot2] > stat_cor() [ggpubr] > stat_poly_eq()[ggpmisc]
library("ggpubr")
library("ggpmisc")
# Polynomial regression. Show equation and adjusted R2
data <- train_df %>% filter(debal != 0); x = data$debal; y = data$RendVendable
formula <- y ~ poly(x, 2)#, raw = TRUE)
p <- ggplot(data = data, aes(x = debal, y = RendVendable)) +
geom_point() +
geom_smooth(formula = formula) +
stat_poly_eq(
aes(label = paste(..eq.label.., ..adj.rr.label.., sep = "~~~~")),
formula = formula, parse = TRUE, label.x = 0.50
)
p
## `geom_smooth()` using method = 'gam' and formula 'y ~ s(x, bs = "cs")'
Fin appréciation.
4.4 Rebalancing a misbalanced sample by perturbation
Let’s suppose that we got this point selected at random in unbalanced specimens
.
set.seed(932559)
unbalanced <- subset(train_df, debal !=0)
unbalanced <- unbalanced[sample(nrow(unbalanced), 1), ]
t(unbalanced)
## [,1]
## NoEssai "355"
## NoBloc "1"
## NoTraitement "2"
## clrN "0.8015935"
## clrP "-2.00352"
## clrK "0.1670366"
## clrMg "-0.8453153"
## clrCa "-1.563568"
## clrFv "3.443773"
## RendVendable "33.14916"
## rv_cut "33.63704"
## yieldClass "LY"
## Cultivar "Mystere"
## Maturity5 "late"
## pred_yield "LY"
## debal "0.2125451"
Or even, we could rather use the most unbalanced occurrence, why not !
unbalanced <- subset(train_df, debal !=0)
unbalanced <- unbalanced[which.max(unbalanced$debal), ]
misbalanced <- unbalanced # copy
t(misbalanced)
## [,1]
## NoEssai "200"
## NoBloc "1"
## NoTraitement "2"
## clrN "0.957698"
## clrP "-1.83199"
## clrK "-0.04637332"
## clrMg "0.4678508"
## clrCa "-2.247862"
## clrFv "2.700677"
## RendVendable "30.37194"
## rv_cut "32.6"
## yieldClass "LY"
## Cultivar "Superior"
## Maturity5 "early mid-season"
## pred_yield "LY"
## debal "1.256154"
How could we rebalance it? The first step is to find in TNs of the corresponding cultivar
the closest balanced point. Let’s re-compute its Euclidean distances from TNs and identify the sample from which the distance is minimum.
misbalanced <- misbalanced[clrNo]
eucl_dist_misbal <- apply(TNs[, clrNo], 1, function(x) eucl_dist_f(x = x, y = misbalanced))
index_misbal <- which.min(t(data.frame(eucl_dist_misbal)))
index_misbal # return the index of the sample
## [1] 610
The closest healthy sample is the one which index is 610. Using this index we could refind the imbalance index value (debal
) of the misbalanced sample for check.
(misbal = eucl_dist_misbal[index_misbal])
## [1] 1.256154
The Euclidean distance matches with the corresponding debal
value: unbalanced$debal[1]
= 1.2561535.
The closest point in the TNs
subset is this one:
closest <- TNs[index_misbal, ]
t(closest)
## [,1]
## NoEssai "196"
## NoBloc "3"
## NoTraitement "6"
## clrN "0.6219769"
## clrP "-2.544439"
## clrK "0.3293346"
## clrMg "0.02902074"
## clrCa "-1.635584"
## clrFv "3.199691"
## RendVendable "41.2204"
## rv_cut "32.6"
## yieldClass "HY"
## Cultivar "Superior"
## Maturity5 "early mid-season"
## pred_yield "HY"
Note that Cultivar
of the misbalanced and the closest healthy composition are the same. I compute the clr difference between the closest and the misbalanced points.
closest = closest[clrNo]
clr_diff = closest - misbalanced
t(clr_diff)
## [,1]
## clrN -0.3357211
## clrP -0.7124496
## clrK 0.3757079
## clrCa 0.6122787
## clrMg -0.4388300
## clrFv 0.4990141
The perturbation vector is that clr difference back-transformed to leaf compositional space.
comp_names <- c("N", "P", "K", "Ca", "Mg", "Fv")
perturbation_vector <- clrInv(clr_diff)
names(perturbation_vector) <- comp_names
t(perturbation_vector)
## [,1]
## N 0.10515492
## P 0.07214704
## K 0.21419006
## Ca 0.27135681
## Mg 0.09485276
## Fv 0.24229840
## attr(,"class")
## [1] acomp
Next, we should compute the compositions of the clr coordinates of the misbalanced point, as well as the closest TN point. The vectors could be gathered in a table made up of perturbation vector, misbalanced composition and the closest reference sample (pmc).
misbal_comp <- clrInv(misbalanced)
names(misbal_comp) <- comp_names
closest_comp <- clrInv(closest)
names(closest_comp) <- comp_names
pmc = rbind(perturbation_vector, misbal_comp, closest_comp)
rownames(pmc) = c("perturbation_vector","misbal_comp","closest_comp")
pmc
## N P K Ca Mg
## perturbation_vector 0.10515492 0.072147042 0.2141901 0.2713568 0.09485276
## misbal_comp 0.12828046 0.007881602 0.0470000 0.0052000 0.07860000
## closest_comp 0.06405025 0.002700000 0.0478000 0.0067000 0.03540000
## Fv
## perturbation_vector 0.2422984
## misbal_comp 0.7330379
## closest_comp 0.8433497
We could even check that the simplex is closed to 1 for each vector.
sum(perturbation_vector); sum(misbal_comp); sum(closest_comp)
## [1] 1
## [1] 1
## [1] 1
The closest composition minus the misbalanced composition should return the perturbation vector.
print(closest_comp - misbal_comp) # soustraction
## N P K Ca Mg Fv
## [1,] 0.1051549 0.07214704 0.2141901 0.2713568 0.09485276 0.2422984
## attr(,"class")
## [1] acomp
print(perturbation_vector) # for comparison
## N P K Ca Mg Fv
## [1,] 0.1051549 0.07214704 0.2141901 0.2713568 0.09485276 0.2422984
## attr(,"class")
## [1] acomp
Or even, perturb the misbalanced point by the perturbation vector, you should obtain the closest TN point:
print(misbal_comp + perturbation_vector) # perturbation
## N P K Ca Mg Fv
## [1,] 0.06405025 0.0027 0.0478 0.0067 0.0354 0.8433497
## attr(,"class")
## [1] acomp
print(closest_comp) # for comparison
## N P K Ca Mg Fv
## [1,] 0.06405025 0.0027 0.0478 0.0067 0.0354 0.8433497
## attr(,"class")
## [1] acomp
So, the assumption is true. The next codes show the concept using plots. I aranged a data frame for ggplot.
df = data.frame(rbind(misbalanced, closest, clr_diff))
vectors = c("observation", "reference", "perturbation")
df$vectors = factor(vectors)
dfreshape = melt(df) # reshapes df for ggplot
## Using vectors as id variables
dfreshape
## vectors variable value
## 1 observation clrN 0.95769802
## 2 reference clrN 0.62197688
## 3 perturbation clrN -0.33572114
## 4 observation clrP -1.83198972
## 5 reference clrP -2.54443931
## 6 perturbation clrP -0.71244958
## 7 observation clrK -0.04637332
## 8 reference clrK 0.32933456
## 9 perturbation clrK 0.37570788
## 10 observation clrCa -2.24786229
## 11 reference clrCa -1.63558355
## 12 perturbation clrCa 0.61227874
## 13 observation clrMg 0.46785078
## 14 reference clrMg 0.02902074
## 15 perturbation clrMg -0.43883004
## 16 observation clrFv 2.70067654
## 17 reference clrFv 3.19969068
## 18 perturbation clrFv 0.49901414
The next two chunks plot with dots and histograms for each vector. Visualization is better with histograms.
ggplot(data = dfreshape, aes(x = value, y = vectors, colour = vectors)) +
geom_point() +
facet_wrap(~ variable, scales = "free_x") +
labs(x='clr coordinate', y ='') +
theme(text=element_text(family="Arial", face="bold", size=12))
ggsave("images/perturb_dotplot.tiff", width = 6, height = 3)
ggplot(data=dfreshape, aes(x=variable, y=value, fill=vectors)) +
geom_bar(stat="identity", position=position_dodge()) +
coord_flip() +
theme_bw() +
theme(legend.title=element_blank()) +
theme(text=element_text(family="Arial", face="bold", size=12))
ggsave("images/perturb_barplot.tiff", width = 6, height = 3)


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AddPathCurve()
Syntax
AddPathCurve(x1.d, y1.d, x2.d, y2.d, x3.d, y3.d [, Flags])Description
Adds a cubic bezier curve to the vector drawing path. The curve starts at the current path position and ends at (x3, y3). The other two points determine the shape of the curve.
Parameters
x1.d, y1.d The first control point of the curve. x2.d, y2.d The second control point of the curve. x3.d, y3.d The endpoint of the curve. This point will become the new path position. Flags (optional) Can be one of the following values: #PB_Path_Default : The positions are absolute (default) #PB_Path_Relative: The positions are relative to the last cursor position.
Return value
None.
Remarks
The below image shows the position of the reference points. See here for more information on bezier curves.
Example
If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 400, 200, "VectorDrawing", #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered) CanvasGadget(0, 0, 0, 400, 200) If StartVectorDrawing(CanvasVectorOutput(0)) MovePathCursor(50, 100) AddPathCurve(90, 30, 250, 180, 350, 100) VectorSourceColor(RGBA(255, 0, 0, 255)) StrokePath(10) StopVectorDrawing() EndIf Repeat Event = WaitWindowEvent() Until Event = #PB_Event_CloseWindow EndIf
See Also
MovePathCursor(), AddPathLine(), AddPathArc(), AddPathCircle(), AddPathEllipse(), AddPathBox()
Supported OS
All


Enter ANTIGONE and ISMENE
ANTIGONE ISMENE, mine own sister, dearest one;
Is there, of all the ills of Œdipus,
One left that Zeus will fail to bring on us,
While still we live? for nothing is there sad
Or full of woe, or base, or fraught with shame,
But I have seen it in thy woes and mine.
And now, what new decree is this they tell,
Our ruler has enjoined on all the state?
Know’st thou? hast heard? or is it hid from thee,
The doom of foes that comes upon thy friends?
ISM. No tidings of our friends, Antigone,
Painful or pleasant since that hour have come
When we, two sisters, lost our brothers twain,
In one day dying by each other’s hand.

ANTIG. That knew I well, and therefore sent for thee
Beyond the gates, that thou mayst hear alone.
ISM. What meanest thou? It is but all to clear
Thou broodest darkly o’er some tale of woe.
ANTIG. And does not Creon treat our brothers twain
One with the rites of burial, one with shame?
Eteocles, so say they, he interred
Fitly, with wonted rites, as one held meet
To pass with honour to the gloom below.
But for the corpse of Polynices, slain
So piteously, they say, he has proclaimed
To all the citizens, that none should give
His body burial, or bewail his fate,
But leave it still unsepulchred, unwept,
A prize full rich for birds that scent afar
Their sweet repast. So Creon bids, they say,
Creon the good, commanding thee and me,
Yes, me, I say, and now is coming here,
To make it clear to those who knew it not,
And counts the matter not a trivial thing;
But whoso does the things that he forbids,
For him, there waits within the city’s walls
The death of stoning. Thus, then, stands thy case;
And quickly thou wilt show, if thou art born
Of noble nature, or degenerate liv’st,
Base child of honoured parents.
ISM. How could I,
O daring in thy mood, in this our plight,
Or doing or undoing, aught avail?
ANTIG. Wilt thou with me share risk and toil? Look to it.
ISM. What risk is this? What purpose fills thy mind?
ANTIG. Wilt thou with me go forth to help the dead?
ISM. And dost thou mean to give him sepulture,
When all have been forbidden?
ANTIG. He is still
My brother; yes, and thine, though thou, it seems,
Wouldst fain he were not. I desert him not.
ISM. O daring one, when Creon bids thee not!
ANTIG. What right has he to keep me from mine own?
ISM. Ah me! remember, sister, how our sire
Perished, with hate o’erwhelmed and infamy,
From evils that he brought upon himself,
And with his own hand robbed himself of sight,
And how his wife and mother, both in one,
With twist and cordage, cast away her life;
And thirdly, how our brothers in one day
In suicidal conflict wrought the doom,
Each of the other.
For this we need remember, we were born
Women; as such, not made to strive with men.
And next, that they who reign surpass in strength,
And we must bow to this, and worse than this.
I, then, entreating those that dwell below,
To judge me leniently, as forced to yield,
Will hearken to our rulers. Over-zeal
In act or word but little wisdom shows.
ANTIG. I would not ask thee. No! if thou shouldst wish
To do it, and wouldst gladly join with me.

Loved I shall be with him whom I have loved,
Guilty of holiest crime. More time have I
In which to win the favour of the dead,
Than that of those who live; for I shall rest
For ever there. But thou, if thus thou please,
Count as dishonoured what the Gods approve.
ISM. I do them no dishonour, but I find
Myself too weak to war against the state.
ANTIG. Make what excuse thou wilt, I go to rear
A grave above the brother whom I love.
ISM. Ah, wretched me! how much I fear for thee.
ANTIG. Fear not for me. Thine own fate guide aright.
ISM. At any rate, disclose this deed to none:
Keep it close hidden. I will hide it too.
ANTIG. Speak out! I bid thee. Silent, thou wilt be
More hateful to me than if thou shouldst tell
My deed to all men.
ISM. Fiery is thy mood,
Although thy deeds might chill the very blood.
ANTIG. I know I please the souls I seek to please.
ISM. If thou canst do it; but thy passion craves
For things impossible.
ANTIG. I’ll cease to strive
When strength shall fail me.
ISM. Even from the first,
It is not meet to seek what may not be.
ANTIG.
Leave me and my ill counsel to endure
This dreadful doom. I shall not suffer aught
So evil as a death dishonourable.
ISM. Go, then, if so thou wilt. Of this be sure,
Wild as thou art, thy friends must love thee still. [Exeunt.]
Enter Chorus
STROPH. I
Chor. Ray of the glorious sun,
Brightest of all that ever shone on Thebes,
Thebes with her seven high gates,
Thou didst appear that day,
Eye of the golden dawn,
O’er Dirkè’s streams advancing,
Driving with quickened curb,
In haste of headlong flight,
The warrior who, in panoply of proof,
From Argos came, with shield as white as snow;
Who came to this our land,
Roused by the strife of tongues
That Polynices stirred;
Shrieking his shrill sharp cry,
The eagle hovered round,
With snow-white wing bedecked,
Begirt with myriad arms,
And flowing horsehair crests.
ANTISTROPH. I
He stood above our towers,
Circling, with blood-stained spears,
The portals of our gates;
He went, before he filled
His jaws with blood of men,
Before Hephæstus with his pitchy flame
Had seized our crown of towers.
So loud the battle din that Ares loves,
Was raised around his rear,
A conflict hard and stiff,
E’en for his dragon foe.
For breath of haughty speech
Zeus hateth evermore exceedingly;
And seeing them advance,
Exulting in the clang of golden arms,
With brandished fire he hurls them headlong down,
In act, upon the topmost battlement
Rushing, with eager step,
To shout out, ‘Victory!’
STROPH. II
Crashing to earth he fell,
Who came, with madman’s haste,
Drunken, but not with wine,
And swept o’er us with blasts,
The whirlwind blasts of hate.
Thus on one side they fare,
And mighty Ares, bounding in his strength,
Dashing now here, now there,
Elsewhere brought other fate.
For seven chief warriors at the seven gates met,
Equals with equals matched,
To Zeus, the Lord of War,
Left tribute, arms of bronze;
All but the hateful ones
Who, from one father and one mother sprung,
Stood wielding, hand to hand,
Their doubly pointed spears;
They had their doom of death,
In common, shared by both.
ANTISTROPH. II
But now, since Victory, of mightiest name,
Hath come to Thebes, of many chariots proud,
Joying and giving joy,
After these wars just past,
Learn ye forgetfulness,
And all night long, with dance and voice of hymns
Let us go round to all the shrines of Gods,
While Bacchus, making Thebes resound with shouts,
Begins the strain of joy;
But, lo! the sovereign of this land of ours,
CREON, Menœkeus’ son,
He, whom strange change and chances from the God
Have nobly raised to power,
Comes to us, steering on some new device;
For, lo! he hath convened,
By herald’s loud command,
This council of the elders of our land.
Enter CREON
CREON. My Friends, for what concerns our commonwealth,
The Gods who vexed it with the billowing storms
Have righted it again; but I have sent,
By special summons, calling you to come
Apart from all the others, This, in part,
As knowing ye did all along uphold
The might of Laius’ throne, in part again,
Because when Œdipus our country ruled,
And, when he perished, then towards his sons
Ye still were faithful in your steadfast mind.
And since they fell, as by a double death,
Both on the selfsame day with murderous blow,
Smiting and being smitten, now I hold
Their thrones and all their power of sov’reignty
By nearness of my kindred to the dead.
And hard it is to learn what each man is,
In heart and mind and judgment, till one gains
Experience in the exercise of power.
For me, whoe’er is called to guide a state,
And does not catch at counsels wise and good,
But holds his peace through any fear of man,
I deem him basest of all men that are,
Of all that ever have been; and whoe’er
As worthier than his country counts his friend,
I utterly despise him. I myself,
Zeus be my witness, who beholdeth all,
Will not keep silence, seeing danger come,
Instead of safety, to my subjects true.
Nor could I take as friend my country’s foe;
For this I know, that there our safety lies,
And sailing in her while she holds her course,
We gather friends around us. By these rules
And such as these will I maintain the state.
And now I come, with edicts close allied
To these in spirit, for my subjects all,
Concerning those two sons of Œdipus.
Eteocles, who died in deeds of might
Illustrious, fighting for our fatherland,
To honour him with sepulture, all rites
Duly performed that to the noblest dead
Of right belong.
Such is my purpose. Ne’er, if I can help,
Shall the vile share the honours of the just;
But whoso shows himself my country’s friend,
Living or dead, from me shall honour gain.
Chor. This is thy pleasure, O Menœkeus’ son,
For him who hated, him who loved our state;
And thou hast power to make what laws thou wilt,
Both for the dead and all of us who live.
CREON. Be ye, then, guardians of the things I speak.
Chor. Commit this task to one of younger years.
CREON. The watchmen are appointed for the corpse.
Chor. What duty, then, enjoin’st thou on another?
CREON. Not to consent with those that disobey.
Chor. None are so foolish as to seek for death.
CREON. And that shall be his doom; but love of gain
Hath oft with false hopes lured men to their death.
Enter Guard
GUARD. I will not say, O king, that I am come
Panting with speed and plying nimble feet,
For I had many halting-points of thought,
Backwards and forwards turning, round and round;
For now my mind would give me sage advice:
“Poor wretch, and wilt thou go and bear the blame?”
Or—“Dost thou tarry now? Shall Creon know
These things from others? How wilt thou escape?”
Resolving thus, I came in haste, yet slow,
And thus a short way finds itself prolonged,
But, last of all, to come to thee prevailed.
And though I tell of naught, thou shalt hear all;
For this one hope I cling to steadfastly,
That I shall suffer nothing but my fate.
CREON. What is it, then, that causes such dismay?
GUARD. First, for mine own share in it, this I say,
I did not do it, do not know who did,
Nor should I rightly come to ill for it.
CREON. Thou tak’st good aim and fencest up thy tale
All round and round. ’Twould seem thou hast some news.
GUARD. Yea, news of fear engenders long delay.
CREON. Tell thou thy tale, and then depart in peace.
GUARD. And speak I will. The corpse … Some one has been
But now and buried it, a little dust
O’er the skin scattering, with the wonted rites.
CREON. What say’st thou? Who has dared this deed of guilt?
GUARD. I know not. Neither was there stroke of spade,
Nor earth cast up by mattock. All the soil
Was dry and hard, no track of chariot wheel;
But he who did it went and left no sign.
But when the first day’s watchman showed it us,
The sight caused wonder and sore grief to all,
For he had disappeared. No tomb, indeed,
Was over him, but dust all lightly strown,
As by some hand that shunned defiling guilt;
And no work was there of a beast of prey
Or dog devouring. Evil words arose
Among us, guard to guard imputing blame,
Which might have come to blows, for none was there
To check its course, and each to each appeared
The man whose hand had done it. As for proof,
That there was none, and so he ’scaped our ken.
And we were ready in our hands to take
Bars of hot iron, and to walk through fire,
And call the Gods to witness none of us
Had done the deed, nor knew who counselled it,
Nor who had wrought it. Then at last, when naught
Was gained by all our searching, some one says
What made us bend our gaze upon the ground
In fear and trembling; for we neither saw
How to oppose it, nor, accepting it,
How we might prosper in it. And his speech
Was this, that all our tale should go to thee,
Not hushed up anywise. This gained the day;
And me, ill-starred, the lot condemns to win
This precious prize. So here I come to thee
Against my will; and surely do I trow
Thou dost not wish to see me. Still ’tis true
That no man loves the messenger of ill.
Chor. For me, my prince, my mind some time has thought
That this perchance has some divine intent.
CREON.
For what thou say’st is most intolerable,
That for this corpse the providence of Gods
Has any care. What! have they buried him,
As to their patron paying honours high,
Who came to waste their columned shrines with fire,
To desecrate their offerings and their lands,
And all their wonted customs? Dost thou see
The Gods approving men of evil deeds?
It is not so; but men of rebel mood,
Lifting their head in secret long ago,
Have stirred this thing against me. Never yet
Had they their neck beneath the yoke, content
To own me as their ruler. They, I know,
Have bribed these men to let the deed be done.
No thing in use by man, for power of ill,
Can equal money. This lays cities low,
This drives men forth from quiet dwelling-place,
This warps and changes minds of worthiest stamp,
To turn to deeds of baseness, teaching men
All shifts of cunning, and to know the guilt
Of every impious deed. But they who, hired,
Have wrought this crime, have laboured to their cost,
Or soon or late to pay the penalty.
But if Zeus still claims any awe from me,
Know this, and with an oath I tell it thee,
Unless ye find the very man whose hand
Has wrought this burial, and before mine eyes
Present him captive, death shall not suffice,
Till first, impaled still living, ye shall show
The story of this outrage, that henceforth,
Knowing what gain is lawful, ye may grasp
At that, and learn it is not meet to love
Gain from all quarters. By base profit won,
You will see more destroyed than prospering.
GUARD. May I, then speak? Or shall I turn and go?
CREON. Dost thou not see how vexing are thy words?
GUARD. Is it thine ears they trouble, or thy soul?
CREON. Why dost thou gauge my trouble where it is?
GUARD. The doer grieves thy heart, but I thine ears.
CREON. Pshaw! what a babbler, born to prate, art thou.
GUARD. And therefore not the man to do this deed.
CREON. Yes, that too; selling e’en thy soul for pay.
GUARD. Ah me!
How fearful ’tis, in thinking, false to think.
CREON. Prate about thinking; but unless ye show
To me the doers, ye shall say ere long
That evil gains still work their punishment. [Exit.]
GUARD. God send we find him! Should we find him not,
As well may be, for this must chance decide,
You will not see me coming here again;
For now, being safe beyond all hope of mine,
Beyond all thought, I owe the Gods much thanks. [Exit]


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The collection is organised as a set of categories, each of which contains one or more code snippets.
Meta data describing the categories and snippets is stored in a set of .ini
files. In addition there are numerous .dat
files, each of which contains the source code of a snippet.
There are additional files containing the source code license information, version information and lists of credits.
All the files are plain text, encoded in UTF-8 format with UTF-8 preamble (BOM). Line breaks are denoted by CR+LF
pairs.
All files are located in the same directory.
There are two kinds of meta data files:
categories.ini
lists the categories contained in the collection.
.ini
files, one for each category specified in categories.ini
. Each of these files contains numerous details of each snippet along with the name of the file containing its source code.
categories.ini
Each section in this file defines a category and has the following format:
[<cat-id>] Desc=<category-description> Ini=<ini-file-name>
The sections in these files are named with a unique identifier that identifies a category within the collection. The section names must be alphanumeric characters. The values have the following purpose:
Desc
A brief, human readable, description of the category. Any text is permitted.
Ini
The name of the .ini
file that contains information about each snippet in the category. Must be a valid file name, without path. The files must be stored in the same directory as category.ini
.
Here is an example (this is a copy of the "Date and Time" category's entry):
[date] Desc=Date and Time Ini=date.ini
.ini
Files
Each section in these files defines a snippet and has the following content:
[snippet-name] DisplayName=<snippet-display-name> Desc=<description-text> * DescEx=<description-REML> Snip=<snippet-file-name> Units=<required-units> Depends=<required-snippets> SeeAlso=<cross-referenced-snippets> Extra=<extra-info-REML> Credits=<credits-text> * Credits_URL=<url-used-in-credits> * Comments=<comments-text> * Delphi2=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi3=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi4=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi5=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi6=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi7=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi2005Win32=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi2006Win32=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi2007=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi2009Win32=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi2010=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> DelphiXE=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> DelphiXE2=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> DelphiXE3=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> DelphiXE4=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> DelphiXE5=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> DelphiXE6=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> DelphiXE7=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> DelphiXE8=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi10S=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Delphi101B=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> FPC=<"Y"|"N"|"Q"|"W"> Kind=<"freeform"|"routine"|"type"|"const"|"class"|"unit"> TestInfo=<"none"|"basic"|"advanced">
The sections in these files are named with identifiers that uniquely identify a snippet. This must be a valid Unicode Pascal identifier. The keys in a section have the following purpose:
DisplayName
The human readable name of the snippet. May be any text of up to 64 characters.
May be omitted. If not present then the snippet identifier that names the section is used as the human readable name.
Desc
Description of the snippet as plain text.
For v2.0.x only, Desc
is ignored if a non-empty DescEx
key is present. At least one of the Desc
or DescEx
keys are required to be present and non-empty.
DescEx
Formatted description of the snippet using REML1 code.
For version 2.0.x only, DescEx
may be empty, in which case the Desc
key is used. Desc
is ignored if DescEx
has a non-empty value. At least one of the Desc
or DescEx
keys are required to be present and non-empty.
Snip
The name of the file containing this snippet's source code. The file name must:
.ini
file;
This key is required to be present and non-empty.
Units
Comma separated list of units required to compile the snippet. The System
unit is assumed and does not need to be specified. Unit names must be valid Pascal identifiers.
May be omitted or empty if no units are required.
Depends
Comma separated list of the identifiers of snippets that are required to compile this snippet. Snippet identifiers must exist within the collection and must not cause a circular reference back to this snippet.
May be omitted or empty if there are no such dependencies.
SeeAlso
Comma separated list of the identifiers of cross-referenced snippets. Snippet identifiers should exist in the collection.
May be omitted or empty.
Extra
Provides extra information about the snippet. When present the value must be a valid string of REML1 code.
May be omitted or empty.
For v2.0.x only, if and only if Extra
is empty, extra information is generated from the Comments
, Credits
and Credits_URL
key values.
Credits
2
Text that notes any credits / acknowledgements. Credits
may optionally contain one (and only one) section of text delimited by [
and ]
characters that indicate the presence of a hyperlink. The enclosed text is used as the text of a hyperlink whose URL must be specified in the Credits_URL
key.
May be omitted or empty. Credits
is ignored if a non-empty Extra
key is present.
Credits_URL
2
The URL used in any hyperlink present in the Credits
key.
Must be present if Credits
specifies a hyperlink. Ignored if Credits
contains no hyperlink section or if a non-empty Extra
key is present.
Comments
Text string containing any additional comments about the snippet.
Optional. Ignored if a non-empty Extra
key is present.
DelphiXXX
& FPC
This related group of keys describe the results of compiling the snippet with various compilers. The key name identifies the compiler. Valid key names are:
Delphi2
– Delphi 2 compilerDelphi3
– Delphi 3 compilerDelphi4
– Delphi 4 compilerDelphi5
– Delphi 5 compilerDelphi6
– Delphi 6 compilerDelphi7
– Delphi 7 compilerDelphi2005Win32
– Win32 personality of Delphi 2005 compilerDelphi2006Win32
– Win32 personality of Delphi 2006 compilerDelphi2007
– Delphi 2007 compilerDelphi2009Win32
– Win32 personality of Delphi 2009 compilerDelphi2010
– Delphi 2010 compilerDelphiXE
– Delphi XE compilerDelphiXE2
– Delphi XE2 compilerDelphiXE3
– Delphi XE3 compilerDelphiXE4
– Delphi XE4 compilerDelphiXE5
– Delphi XE5 compilerDelphiXE6
– Delphi XE6 compilerDelphiXE7
– Delphi XE7 compilerDelphiXE8
– Delphi XE8 compilerDelphi10S
– Delphi 10 Seattle compilerDelphi101B
– Delphi 10.1 Berlin compilerFPC
– Free Pascal compilerValid values for these keys are:
Y
– compiles on the compilerN
– does not compile on the compilerW
– compiles with warnings on the compilerQ
– compilation result unknown
All keys are optional. If any of the above compiler keys is not present, or is empty, the compile result for the associated compiler is assumed to be Q
.
Kind
The kind (or type) of this code snippet. Valid values are:
freeform
3 – a freeform snippet that doesn't conform to any other other supported type.routine
– a Pascal routine (function or procedure).type
– a simple Pascal type definition.const
– a Pascal constant definition.class
– a Pascal class or advanced record definition and implementation.unit
3 – a complete Pascal unit.
Kind
is optional. If the key is not present then its value defaults to routine
.
TestInfo
Testing information for the snippet. Valid values are:
none
– the snippet has not been tested.basic
– the snippet has passed some simple testing.advanced
– the snippet has passed more advanced testing, usually unit tests.
TestInfo
is optional. If it is not present then its value defaults to basic
.
The format is quite messy, with several keys having similar or overlapping purposes. This has happened because new keys have been added over time while preserving backward compatibility.
Backwards compatibility with older file formats has now been dropped, but to save development time, some of the old style values have been retained. However some duplication of keys has been removed from the collection. Over time some redundant keys may be removed.
There is a separate source code file for each snippet. These file names must be named exactly as specified in the related category .ini
file's Snip
key. They are usually numbered from 001
and have a .dat
extension, but this is not a requirement.
Source code files must be structured in a way that is suitable for the kind of snippet the source code represents. The layout of source code required by each snippet kind is explained in detail in source-code-format.html.
There are two credits files, CONTRIBUTORS
and TESTERS
that list the people who have contributed code to the collection or helped to test the code, respectively.
Each file is simply a list of names, with each name on a separate line. No blank lines are permitted.
The files may be empty if there are no contributors and/or testers, but they must be present.
The credits files are not referenced by, and do not reference, any of the other files in the collection.
There are two files relating to license (and copyright) information: the full text of the license in human readable format and a file providing machine readable meta data about the license and copyright.
This file is named LICENSE
and contains the full text of the license that applies to the source code in the collection.
This file must be present and non-empty.
The LICENSE
file is not referenced by, and does not reference, any of the other files in the collection.
A file named LICENSE-INFO
is provided that contains information about the license in machine readable form. Information is in Key=Value
format as follows:
LicenseName=<human-readable-name> LicenseSPDX=<code-name> LicenseURL=<url> CopyrightDate=<date-range> CopyrightHolder=<name> CopyrightHolderURL=<url>
The keys have the following meaning:
LicenseName
The name of the license as plain text. Required.
Examples:
MIT License
Mozilla Public License 2.0
LicenseSPDX
The Open Source Initiative (OSI) SPDX short identifier of the license, if any. If the license does not have a SPDX identifier this key must either be omitted or be empty.
Examples:
MIT
MPL-2.0
For a list of OSI licenses with their SPDXs see https://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical.
LicenseURL
The URL of an online copy of the license. If the license has no URL then this key must be omitted or be empty.
Example: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
.
CopyrightDate
The year of the copyright or range of years as plain text. Required.
Examples:
2020
2005-2020
CopyrightHolder
The name of the copyright holder as plain text. Required. Where there are contributors either list them all or append and contributors
4 to the primary copyright holder's name.
Examples:
Joe Bloggs
Annie Smith, Joe Bloggs and Jessie Sharp
Annie Smith and Contributors
CopyrightHolderURL
The URL of a web page where details of the copyright holder(s) or primary copyright holder can be found. This key is optional.
Example: https://example.com/joe-blogs-bio
.
The LICENSE-INFO
file is not referenced by, and does not reference, any of the other files in the collection.
This is a file named VERSION
that contains the version number of the collection, terminated by CR+LF
. The version number must be of the form 9.9.9
, where each 9
represents a non-negative integer. The file is required and must be non-empty.
Version numbers must be incremented according to to the principles of semantic versioning.
The current major version is v25.
The VERSION
file is not referenced by, and does not reference, any of the other files in the collection.


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java.lang.Object org.catechis.dto.WordLastTestDates
public class WordLastTestDates
This class stores a hash of Word objects using a test date as a key. It can return a sorted list of these words. It is up to the calling code to determine what type (reading/writing) of words are added, etc.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
private java.lang.String |
backup_directory
This was for backwards compatability |
private long |
day
|
private java.util.Vector |
elt_vector
|
private boolean |
exclude_retired_words
|
private boolean |
limit
|
private int |
limit_i
|
private int |
limit_j
|
private int |
limit_of_words
|
private java.util.Vector |
log
DEGUGGING -------------------------------------------------- |
private java.util.Hashtable |
ltd_hash
|
private int |
number_of_retired_words
|
private int |
number_of_total_words
|
private java.lang.String |
subject
Starting with vocab, there could be grammer, ext. |
private java.lang.String |
type
|
private java.lang.String |
wntd_file_key_backup
This is a backup so that the Caretaker can use this value without changing the interface. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
WordLastTestDates()
|
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addToLog(java.lang.String s)
|
void |
addWord(Word word,
java.lang.String last_test_date)
Add the word using the passed in date turned into milliseconds as the key. |
void |
addWordOrExclude(Word word,
java.lang.String last_test_date)
Same as addWord except that this method checks the words last test date to see if it is within the exclude level period, in which case it will not be included in the list. |
void |
append(java.util.Vector v)
|
void |
createLists(java.util.Vector all_word_categories,
Storage store,
java.lang.String user_name)
This utility creates a file named after the words last test date (type specific) which contains the word id and the words category file name. |
void |
createNewLists(java.util.Vector all_word_categories,
Storage store,
java.lang.String user_name)
Based on createLists but uses longs instead of strings for the dates. |
void |
createNewWordList(Word word,
Storage store,
java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String current_dir)
This method assumes the word entered has no tests, and so its first test date will be calculated by its date of entry. |
java.lang.String |
createWLTDEntry(long last_date,
Word word,
java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String user_folder_path)
*Based on createWLTDEntry but with a long passed in directly. |
java.lang.String |
createWLTDEntry(java.lang.String last_date,
long word_id,
java.lang.String category,
java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String user_folder_path)
Create a file entry in user_id_folder/vocab/lists/wldt *type* folder for the last test. |
java.lang.String |
createWLTDEntry(java.lang.String last_date,
Word word,
java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String user_folder_path)
Create a file entry in user_id_folder/vocab/lists/wldt *type* folder for the last test. |
java.lang.String |
createWNTDEntry(long last_date,
Word word,
java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String user_folder_path,
java.lang.String wltd_file_key)
Create a file entry for the next test in user_id_folder/vocab/lists/wndt *type* folder. |
void |
createWNTDEntry(java.lang.String last_date,
long word_id,
java.lang.String category,
java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String user_folder_path,
java.lang.String wltd_file_key,
int word_lvl)
Create a file entry for the next test without the Word object arg in user_id_folder/vocab/lists/wndt *type* folder. |
void |
createWNTDEntry(java.lang.String last_date,
Word word,
java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String user_folder_path,
java.lang.String wltd_file_key)
Create a file entry for the next test in user_id_folder/vocab/lists/wndt *type* folder. |
java.lang.String |
createWNTDEntryAndReturnMemory(java.lang.String last_date,
long word_id,
java.lang.String category,
java.lang.String user_name,
java.lang.String user_folder_path,
java.lang.String wltd_file_key,
int word_lvl,
java.lang.String current_dir)
Same as createWNTDEntry but returns the new time file name. |
static boolean |
deleteDir(java.io.File dir)
|
boolean |
eraseTestDateLists(java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String current_dir)
Erase the constents of the wltd, wntd reading and writing folders. |
int |
getAdjustedList(java.util.Vector all_word_categories,
Storage store,
java.lang.String user_name)
This utility method is like getList, except it uses the ExcludeWord object to reject words that have been tested recently. |
int |
getLimitI()
|
int |
getLimitJ()
|
int |
getList(java.util.Vector all_word_categories,
Storage store,
java.lang.String user_name)
This utility method takes a list of categories and a Storage object and returns an interger of total words found in all the categories. |
java.util.Vector |
getLog()
|
int |
getNumberOfRetiredWords()
What is in a name? |
int |
getNumberOfTotalWords()
|
java.lang.String |
getPathToFile(java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String current_dir,
java.lang.String last_dir_name)
Return the path to a directory like user_id/vocab/lists/wntd or wltd. |
java.util.ArrayList |
getSortedWLTDKeys()
|
java.lang.String |
getSubject()
|
private java.lang.String |
getTimeTilNextNewWordTest(long milliseconds)
Add the exclude date to the last test date to decide when the next test should be. |
private java.lang.String |
getTimeTilNextTest(int word_level,
long milliseconds)
Add the exclude date to the last test date to decide when the next test should be. |
private java.lang.String |
getTimeTilNextTest(Word word,
long milliseconds)
Add the exclude date to the last test date to decide when the next test should be. |
java.lang.String |
getType()
|
private java.lang.String |
getUniqueFile(long milliseconds,
java.lang.String folder)
Same as getUniqueKey except instead of keys the files in the /vocab/lists/wltd/ folder there are files named after the milliseconds. |
private java.lang.Long |
getUniqueKey(long milliseconds)
If there is already a key with the exact same time, add 1 millisecond until the key is unique. |
java.util.Vector |
getWaitingTests(java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String current_dir)
Returns the file names in the wntd folder. |
java.lang.String |
getWNTDFileKeyBackup()
This method is for testing purposes, unless you can find something else to use it for that is... |
java.lang.String[] |
getWNTFiles(java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String current_dir)
|
Word |
getWord(java.lang.String milliseconds_key)
|
void |
printContents()
|
private void |
printTests(Word word)
|
void |
removeWord(java.lang.Long key_to_remove)
Not sure if we should also remove the key. |
void |
resetLog()
|
void |
setExcludeLevelTimes(java.util.Vector levels)
|
void |
setLimitI(int _limit_i)
Limit I represents the counter of categories. |
void |
setLimitJ(int _limit_j)
Limit J represents a point in the list of words in a category. |
void |
setLimitOfWords(int _low)
|
void |
setSubject(java.lang.String _subject)
Starting with vocab, there could be grammer, ext. |
void |
setType(java.lang.String _type)
|
private void |
setWord(Word word,
long milliseconds)
Apply the exclude level time vector to find out if the word should be added to the list or not. |
void |
updateTestDateRecords(java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String current_dir,
WordTestResult wtr)
Erase the old last test date file and create a new file with the current date and then erase the old next test date file and create a new file for the next test date. |
TestTimeMemory |
updateTestDateRecordsAndReturnMemory(java.lang.String user_id,
java.lang.String current_dir,
WordTestResult wtr)
Same as updateTestDateRecords but returns a TestTimeMemory object. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
private java.util.Hashtable ltd_hash
private java.util.Vector elt_vector
private java.lang.String type
private int limit_of_words
private int limit_i
private int limit_j
private boolean limit
private java.lang.String subject
private java.lang.String backup_directory
private boolean exclude_retired_words
private int number_of_retired_words
private int number_of_total_words
private final long day
private java.lang.String wntd_file_key_backup
private java.util.Vector log
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public WordLastTestDates()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public void addWord(Word word, java.lang.String last_test_date)
Add the word using the passed in date turned into milliseconds as the key.
If the key already exists in the list because many words were tested in the same group of ten for instance, then we add one to the milliseconds to differentiate it. We do this recursively until we find a new unused key.
We must:
know the type, reading or writing to use the exclude level times
times each day by the static day member.
If type is null then we add the word as-is. Otherwise we exlude the word if it is in the exclude time period.
For instance, if the standard value for level zero exclude date is set to one, and the type is set to reading, and thew word is at reading level zero and has been tested in the last 24 hours, then that word is skipped.
If the limit of words value is set, no more words are added after the initial check. // got exclude value for that date // exclude value times 86400000 milliseconds in a day // get currant time // minus the exclude time // if the word being passed in has a key in this period // do nothing to exclude this word // add it to the list
public void addWordOrExclude(Word word, java.lang.String last_test_date)
Same as addWord except that this method checks the words last test date to see if it is within the exclude level period, in which case it will not be included in the list.
Add the word using the passed in date turned into milliseconds as the key.
If the key already exists in the list because many words were tested in the same group of ten for instance, then we add one to the milliseconds to differentiate it. We do this recursively until we find a new unused key.
We must:
know the type, reading or writing to use the exclude level times
times each day by the static day member.
If type is null then we add the word as-is. Otherwise we exlude the word if it is in the exclude time period. This happens in the setWord method)
For instance, if the standard value for level zero exclude date is set to one, and the type is set to reading, and thew word is at reading level zero and has been tested in the last 24 hours, then that word is skipped.
If the limit of words value is set, no more words are added after the initial check. // got exclude value for that date // exclude value times 86400000 milliseconds in a day // get currant time // minus the exclude time // if the word being passed in has a key in this period // do nothing to exclude this word // add it to the list
private void setWord(Word word, long milliseconds)
Hashtable ltd_hash, Vector elt_vector, String type, int limit_of_words;
private java.lang.String getTimeTilNextTest(Word word, long milliseconds)
private java.lang.String getTimeTilNextTest(int word_level, long milliseconds)
This version of the method is for when we dont have the word object.
public java.util.ArrayList getSortedWLTDKeys()
private java.lang.Long getUniqueKey(long milliseconds)
This is needed because when words are imported, they all get the same date of entry.
private java.lang.String getUniqueFile(long milliseconds, java.lang.String folder)
public Word getWord(java.lang.String milliseconds_key)
public void removeWord(java.lang.Long key_to_remove)
public int getList(java.util.Vector all_word_categories, Storage store, java.lang.String user_name)
public java.lang.String[] getWNTFiles(java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String current_dir)
public java.lang.String getPathToFile(java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String current_dir, java.lang.String last_dir_name)
public java.util.Vector getWaitingTests(java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String current_dir)
public void updateTestDateRecords(java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String current_dir, WordTestResult wtr)
The next_test_date argument represents the a test that was just run, so at this point it is the last_test_date, so the last_test_date should be set in the word from the action and this becomes the name of the new wltd/time.xml file, and the current time plus the time till the next test date becomes the new file in wntd/next_time.xml.
We also need to back up the erased files and store references to the new files for a potential undo, as well as record links to the new test dates to erase them in such a case.
public TestTimeMemory updateTestDateRecordsAndReturnMemory(java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String current_dir, WordTestResult wtr)
This object has the following members: original_wltd; new_wltd; original_wntd; new_wntd; type;
public void createLists(java.util.Vector all_word_categories, Storage store, java.lang.String user_name)
the return argument is stored in the wntd file so that both files can be changed later.
This method caused a lot of problems for us. We created the whole quaquaverse 0.4/0.5 app just to trak down all our problems to this spot.
public void createNewLists(java.util.Vector all_word_categories, Storage store, java.lang.String user_name)
the return argument is stored in the wntd file so that both files can be changed later.
This method caused a lot of problems for us. We created the whole quaquaverse 0.4/0.5 app just to trak down all our problems to this spot.
public void createNewWordList(Word word, Storage store, java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String current_dir)
The reading test should be before the writing test, based on the value in the elt vecotr for level 0 words.
private java.lang.String getTimeTilNextNewWordTest(long milliseconds)
public java.lang.String createWLTDEntry(java.lang.String last_date, Word word, java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String user_folder_path)
Your going away with me alright, in a garbage bag.  (Dexter to Leila).
public java.lang.String createWLTDEntry(java.lang.String last_date, long word_id, java.lang.String category, java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String user_folder_path)
This version skips the Word object which we can do without.
public void createWNTDEntry(java.lang.String last_date, Word word, java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String user_folder_path, java.lang.String wltd_file_key)
public java.lang.String createWNTDEntry(long last_date, Word word, java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String user_folder_path, java.lang.String wltd_file_key)
public void createWNTDEntry(java.lang.String last_date, long word_id, java.lang.String category, java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String user_folder_path, java.lang.String wltd_file_key, int word_lvl)
public java.lang.String createWNTDEntryAndReturnMemory(java.lang.String last_date, long word_id, java.lang.String category, java.lang.String user_name, java.lang.String user_folder_path, java.lang.String wltd_file_key, int word_lvl, java.lang.String current_dir)
public int getAdjustedList(java.util.Vector all_word_categories, Storage store, java.lang.String user_name)
public boolean eraseTestDateLists(java.lang.String user_id, java.lang.String current_dir)
user_id
- public static boolean deleteDir(java.io.File dir)
public void setExcludeLevelTimes(java.util.Vector levels)
public void setType(java.lang.String _type)
public java.lang.String getType()
public void setLimitOfWords(int _low)
public void setLimitI(int _limit_i)
public int getLimitI()
public void setLimitJ(int _limit_j)
public int getLimitJ()
public int getNumberOfRetiredWords()
public int getNumberOfTotalWords()
public void setSubject(java.lang.String _subject)
public java.lang.String getSubject()
public java.lang.String getWNTDFileKeyBackup()
public java.util.Vector getLog()
public void addToLog(java.lang.String s)
public void resetLog()
public void append(java.util.Vector v)
public void printContents()
private void printTests(Word word)
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| 类 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| AddMoodActivity |
Class name: AddMoodActivity
Version 2.0
Date: November 4, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| AddMoodActivityTest |
Class name: AddMoodActivityTest
Version 2.0
Date: November 26, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| AddMoodTest |
Example local unit test, which will execute on the development machine (host).
|
| AllMood |
Class name: AllMood
Version 2.0
Date: November 20, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| AllMoodUnitTest |
This class is designed to conduct the unit test for AllMood Activity
|
| AngryMood |
Class name: AngryMood
Version 1.0
Date: November 20, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| AngryMoodUnitTest |
This class is designed to conduct the unit test for AngryMood Activity
|
| EditAll |
Be able to edit a selected mood
|
| EditMood |
Be able to edit a selected mood
|
| EditMoodUI |
Class name: EditMoodUI
Version 1.0
Date: November 26, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| ExampleInstrumentedTest |
Instrumented test, which will execute on an Android device.
|
| ExampleUnitTest |
Example local unit test, which will execute on the development machine (host).
|
| FriendMoodList |
Class name: FriendMoodList
Version 2.0
Date: November 26, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| FriendNameList |
Class name: FriendNameList
Version 2.0
Date: November 7, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| FriendRequestList |
Class name: FriendRequestList
Version 2.0
Date: November 7, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| FriendRequestMessageActivity |
Class name: FriendRequestMessageActivity
Version 2.0
Date: November 7, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| FriendsExist |
Class name: FriendsExist
Version 2.0
Date: November 7, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| FriendsNotExist |
Class name: FriendsNotExist
Version 2.0
Date: November 7, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| HappyMood |
Class name: HappyMood
Version 1.0
Date: November 20, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| HappyMoodUnitTest |
This class is designed to conduct the unit test for HappyMood Activity
|
| LogSignInActivity |
This is a activity that allow user to sign in or jump to
sign-up activity to sign up.
|
| LogSignInActivityTest |
Test class for Log in Activity.
|
| LogSignInActivityUnitTest |
Unit test class for LogSignInActivity.
|
| LonelyMood |
Class name: LonelyMood
Version 1.0
Date: November 20, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| LonelyMoodUnitTest |
This class is designed to conduct the unit test for LonelyMood Activity
|
| MainActivity | |
| MainActivityFriendPageTest |
Will Test the MainActivityFriendPage.
|
| MainActivityHomePageTest |
Will Test the MainActivityHomePage.
|
| MapFragmentUITest |
Test MapFragment
|
| Mood |
create a mood
|
| MoodDetailClicked |
Class name: MoodDetailClicked
Version 1.0
Date: November 7, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| MoodHistory |
Class name: MoodHistory
Version 1.0
Date: November 20, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| MoodTest |
Will Test the methods in Mood Class
|
| ProfileFragmentTest |
This class is designed to conduct the intent test for ProfileFragment Fragment
|
| ProfileFragmentUnitTest |
This class is designed to conduct the unit test for ProfileFragment Fragment
|
| SadMood |
Class name: SadMood
Version 1.0
Date: November 20, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| SadMoodUnitTest |
This class is designed to conduct the unit test for SadMood Activity
|
| SignUpActivity |
This is an activity that help and guide user to register
their account correctly.
|
| SignUpActivityTest |
Test class for Sign up Activity.
|
| SignUpActivityUnitTest |
Unit test class for Sign up Activity.
|
| TiredMood |
Class name: TiredMood
Version 1.0
Date: November 20, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| TiredMoodUnitTest |
This class is designed to conduct the unit test for TiredMood Activity
|
| User |
Class name: User
version 2.0
Date: November 1, 2019
Copyright [2019] [Team10, Fall CMPUT301, University of Alberta]
|
| UserTest |
Will test the methods of Class User
|


Before Change
self.output = None
self.scheme = scheme
self.return_type = InputEmbedding
self.layers = []
self.input_rescaling = input_rescaling
self.input_offset = input_offset
self.input_clipping = input_clipping
After Change
class InputEmbedder(object):
An input embedder is the first part of the network, which takes the input from the state and produces a vector
embedding by passing it through a neural network. The embedder will mostly be input type dependent, and there
can be multiple embedders in a single network
def __init__(self, input_size: List[int], activation_function=tf.nn.relu,
scheme: EmbedderScheme=None, batchnorm: bool=False, dropout: bool=False,
name: str= "embedder", input_rescaling=1.0, input_offset=0.0, input_clipping=None, dense_layer=Dense):
self.name = name


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STATE OF DOGS (1998)
"... the man, the dog, the heaven, the earth ..."
3 out of ****
Starring Nyam Dagyrantz, Baatar Galsansukh, Purevdavaa Oyungerel Written & Directed by Peter Brosens and Dorjkhandyn Turmunkh Cinematography by Heiki Färm and Sakhya Byamba
You would think that a movie billed as a Belgian-Mongolian co-production would be unusual, and you would be right. STATE OF DOGS is a peculiar hybrid, a patchwork of documentary and fiction, travelogue and animal fable, mysticism and social realism. It has a story, but is not overly concerned with telling it. It unfolds in fragments and impressions, like a dream, and, like a dream, some of it is memorable, some of it is not.
The story which holds everything together is the tale of Baasar, a dog who dies at the beginning of the film and wanders through landscape and memory as a disembodied spirit, until he is reborn as a human at the end. This synopsis sounds like a cute animal story, but, while STATE OF DOGS is many things, it is not cute.
Baasar dies in the first few minutes, shot by a dog-hunter, along with several other strays.  We see the dog-hunter, a lonely man shunned by others because of his activities, rise in the morning, prepare his rifle, drive out to the edge of the city, and kill some dogs.  This is all authentic footage: the dog-hunter is real, and so are the dogs he kills. It is definitely not cute.
But this is not a grim study of the solitary life of a dog-hunter. These early episodes are merely a preamble to the disconnected sequences that follow, seemingly random images, sounds, moments of Mongolian life, in the city and on the steppe, in winter and summer.
Baasar's spirit wanders the city. We watch a family honouring its dead in a dry, dusty graveyard. We watch a young woman seated at the back of a bus, staring out the windows on a bright summer day (later we discover that she will give birth to the child which will house Baasar's reincarnated spirit).
The dog also recalls his past life, when he was owned by a Mongolian nomad on the steppe. In his memories, we see a gathering of herd animals, all bleating and fussing; we see the nomadic people setting up a satellite dish so they can receive Mongolia's one TV channel; we see young men wrestling while an older man sings and plays an odd stringed instrument; there is much more.
All these things seem to have been assembled more or less at the whims of the filmmakers. There was a solar eclipse visible from Northern Mongolia while they were shooting, so, hey, why not include a shot of a solar eclipse, and link it to a myth about a dragon eating the sun? There was a radiantly beautiful young pregnant woman at the hospital while they were casting for a pregnant woman, so, hey, why not include a shot of her in the nude? There was a neat shot that could be achieved by tracking away from a highway along a railroad, to reveal the bleak vista beside it, then turning to look back down the railroad, so, hey, why not include it?
It is revealing that some brief interludes in which a young man recites poems directly to the camera were shot for no other reason than, a) he was the production assistant, b) he was a poet, and, c) they had some film stock left. But I am glad they did use this grab-bag approach. Some of the material, like the poem recited at the beginning, or an amazing demonstration by a female contortionist near the end, would have no place in a more structured format, and it is these throwaway incidents that make this unhurried, low-key film so charming.
But it is more than that: the cinematography and sound design are both terrific, and in a film which has little dialogue, these elements are crucial. During the solar eclipse, the Mongolian people beat metal objects in an attempt to ward off the dragon who is eating the sun. We see the solar eclipse, accompanied by a mighty clashing and banging, and it's a powerfully dramatic moment--quite remarkable given that the film has no dramatic tension to speak of.
To find fault because it is incoherent (it is), because it lacks plot and character (it does), because it repeats itself (ditto), would be petty. This is an extraordinary movie: and so its pleasures are not those of ordinary movies. STATE OF DOGS transports us to another part of the world. It reveals how life is lived in a place which, in all likelihood, most of us will never see for ourselves. It brings us to a land so alien it might as well be another planet, as strange as it is beautiful, as beautiful as it is strange.
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numpy.int64
”, “numpy.bool_
”, etc.¶The numpy package has its own numeric datatypes that extend from Python’s numeric types, but contain some behaviors that in some cases make them impossible to reconcile with some of SQLAlchemy’s behaviors, as well as in some cases with those of the underlying DBAPI driver in use.
Two errors which can occur are ProgrammingError: can't adapt type 'numpy.int64'
on a backend such as psycopg2, and ArgumentError: SQL expression object
expected, got object of type <class 'numpy.bool_'> instead
; in
more recent versions of SQLAlchemy this may be ArgumentError: SQL expression
for WHERE/HAVING role expected, got True
.
In the first case, the issue is due to psycopg2 not having an appropriate
lookup entry for the int64
datatype such that it is not accepted directly
by queries. This may be illustrated from code based on the following:
import numpy
class A(Base):
__tablename__ = "a"
id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True)
data = Column(Integer)
# .. later
session.add(A(data=numpy.int64(10)))
session.commit()
In the latter case, the issue is due to the numpy.int64
datatype overriding
the __eq__()
method and enforcing that the return type of an expression is
numpy.True
or numpy.False
, which breaks SQLAlchemy’s expression
language behavior that expects to return _sql.ColumnElement
expressions from Python equality comparisons:
>>> import numpy
>>> from sqlalchemy import column, Integer
>>> print(column('x', Integer) == numpy.int64(10)) # works
x = :x_1
>>> print(numpy.int64(10) == column('x', Integer)) # breaks
False
These errors are both solved in the same way, which is that special numpy
datatypes need to be replaced with regular Python values. Examples include
applying the Python int()
function to types like numpy.int32
and
numpy.int64
and the Python float()
function to numpy.float32
:
data = numpy.int64(10)
session.add(A(data=int(data)))
result = session.execute(
select(A.data).where(int(data) == A.data)
)
session.commit()
See I’m getting errors related to “numpy.int64”, “numpy.bool_”, etc..
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