Crystal
public class Crystal
The main Crystal class. Instead of creating a Crystal
object, you use shared Crystal.shared
singleton to manage themes.
In order to use Crystal, you must make Crystal
conform to CrystalDetermined
protocol, which is also the opportunity for
you to determine the concrete theme type.
Take a look at CrystalDetermined
to learn about all the available methods and properties you can use.
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Returns the singleton Crystal instance.
Declaration
Swift
public static let shared: Crystal


2020
Talk: Stochastic Approximations to Stochastic Fluid Processes. ACEMS Annual Retreat, Virtual meeting, 2020. Slides.
Talk: A Brief Intro To Data Science In Julia. Postgraduate Seminar, School of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Adelaide, 2020.
2019
Talk: Approximations to Generators of Stochastic Fluid Models. AustMS 63rd Annual meeting, Monash University, Melbourne, 2019. Slides.
Talk: What do probability, disease and energy have in common? ACEMS Free Public Lecture, The University of Adelaide, 2019. Slides.
Talk: An algorithm for inference of a class of Markovian Regime-Switching Models. APS-INFORMS conference, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, 2019. Slides.
Talk: Maths is trendy: Trend estimation and signal processing. Postgraduate Seminar, School of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Adelaide, 2019. Slides.
Talk: Trend estimation for Markovian Regime-Switching models for electricity prices. ANZIAM annual conference, Nelson NZ, 2019. Slides.
2018
Participant: Planning, valuation and optimisation of long-distance electricity transmission lines. Maths in Industry Study Group (MISG), Adelaide, 2018. About: utilised stochastic linear programming to value long-distance power transmission lines.
Talk: An algorithm for inference of a class of Markovian Regime-Switching Models. AustMS annual 62nd Annual meeting, The University of Adelaide, 2018. Slides.
Talk: Independent Markov chains on a Markov chain and MRS models for electricity prices. Postgraduate Seminar, School of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Adelaide, 2018. Slides.
Talk: Markovian Regime-Switching Models for South Australian Wholesale Electricity Prices. ANZIAM annual conference, Hobart, 2018. Slides.
2017
Talk: Markovian Regime-Switching Models for South Australian Wholesale Electricity Prices. Young European Queuing Theorists Winterschool on Energy Systems, TU/e, Netherlands, 2017. Slides.
Talk: A model for South Australian electricity prices. ANZIAM SA mini-meeting. Adelaide, South Australia, 2017. Slides.
Poster: A Model for South Australian Electricity Spot Prices. Ingenuity, The University of Adelaide, 2017 & Stoneham prize, School of Mathematics, The University of Adelaide. Poster, Slides.
Participant: Optimisation of electricity microgrid controllers. Maths in Industry Study Group (MISG), Adelaide, 2017. About: utilised linear programming to optimise the use of battery storage systems for small communities of cooperative households.
Talk: Pseudo-Marginal Markov Chain Monte Carlo for Bayesian Inference. Postgraduate Seminar, School of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Adelaide, 2017. Slides.
Talk: Modelling Electricity Prices Using Regime Switching Models. ANZIAM annual conference, Hahndorf, South Australia, 2017. Slides.
2016
Participant: AMSI Vacation Research Student. Approximating heavy-tailed distributions with Phase-type distributions with infinitely many phases. 2016. About: I was awarded a scholarship to conduct research over the summer break at The University of Adelaide, working with Dr. Giang Nguyen and Prof. Joshua Ross.


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- Analyzed and extracted insights from large datasets
- Expertise in Data visualization
- Inclination towards learning more on Machine learning, Deep learning and Text mining concepts
- Proven data analysis expertise in Banking, medical and retail domains
- Extreme affiliation to Research and Analysis
- Introduced Process improvements in major banking applications
- Inquisitive in learning new and exciting Data Science concepts
- Expertise in mentoring fellow colleagues
- Experienced in working with Teams and providing valuable inputs that benifit the team
- Excellent Communication abilities
Lloyds Bank, UK - August 2012 - August 2015
I have a 3 year work experience working as a System Engineer at Lloyds Bank, UK. During my time at Lloyds Bank I've had a chance to work in challenging data analysis projects. These projects exposed me to business intelligence tools like SSIS and SSAS. Processing SSAS cubes and extracting reports helped me to generate reports about customers and henceforth generate valuable insights from them. These projects also helped me gain expert level experience in SQL.
BookNPlay , India - May 2016 - August 2016
BookNPlay is an online sports application that helps users to book slots in their favourite sports facility. The application is a customer based application and had rich data about customers. With this customer data I was able to generate patterns in customers. With these I was able to provide valuable recommendations to customers. This helped increase the company's revenue by 50 percent.
- Star of the Month - June 2013 - Lloyds Bank
- On the spot award - Dec 2013 - Lloyds Bank
- Six Sigma Yellow Belt - Mar 2014 - Six Sigma
- Six Sigma Green Belt- Mar 2014 - Six Sigma
- On the spot award - Dec 2014 - Lloyds Bank
- Top 100 in the National Olympiad Math Exam
- Awards in Elocution


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java.lang.Object com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Panel com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.SimplePanel org.cobogw.gwt.user.client.ui.RoundedPanel
public class RoundedPanel
The RoundedPanel
class adds similar rounded corners, as seen
in other Google applications, to a widget. This is done by adding several
div
Elements around a Widget. The HTML code roughly for a
corner height 2 looks as follows:

your widget

To add the rounded corners to a widget start simply wrap your own widget in the
RoundedPanel
class, for example with all corners
rounded:
// all 4 corners are rounded. RoundedPanel rp = new RoundedPanel(yourWidget); // use rp where you would use 'yourWidget' otherwiseOr with custom set corners, like only on the left:
// custom set corners RoundedPanel rp = new RoundedPanel(yourWidget, RoundedPanel.LEFT); // use rp where you would use 'yourWidget' otherwiseBy default the height of the corners is 2px. It is possible to set a different height at construction time. The height can be a value between and including 1 and 9. This value doesn't correspond exactly with the height, e.g. 9 is 12px height.
// all 4 corners are rounded and height index 5 RoundedPanel rp = new RoundedPanel(yourWidget, ALL, 5); // use rp where you would use 'yourWidget' otherwiseThere are 2 ways to set the color on the border programmatically. First via
setCornerColor(String)
and second via
setBorderColor(String)
. The second method will also add a solid
border style in the given color on the left and/or right of the widget. The
first method doesn't set a border style. Use the first method when you don't
want to have a border or when the background color of your widget is the same
as the background color of the rounded corners or if you wan to have the
flexibility to set the border via CSS.
Example to set the color of the corners with setCornerColor(String)
:
// all 4 corners are rounded. RoundedPanel rp = new RoundedPanel(yourWidget); rp.setCornerColor("red");To add also a solid border style to the left and/or right of the widget use
setBorderColor(String)
:
// all 4 corners are rounded and solid border style left and right of widget RoundedPanel rp = new RoundedPanel(yourWidget); rp.setBorderColor("red");Default the CSS style name of the rounded corner divs is
cbg-RP
. Use it to set the colors of the corner. For example:
.cbg-RP { background-color:#c3d9ff; }A custom style might be needed when the corners are visible only when a panel is selected (see the KitchenSink example modification below). Use the
setCornerStyleName
method to set the custom style name. For
example set a custom style my-RP
and add something like the
following to the style sheet:
.selected .my-RP { background-color:#c3d9ff; }
DialogBox
is somewhat more
complicated. The problem with DialogBox
is that it uses a
private panel and the RoundedPanel
should be applied to this
private Panel
. To add the rounded corners to a
DialogBox
you have to rewrite the implementation of the
DialogBox
. For the DialogBox
widget this can
be done as follows. First create a new class like
RoundedDialogBox
and copy the code from the original
DialogBox
(Please take the copyright of this class into
account). Next make the following changes to the code:
// Private variable for RoundedPanel private RoundedPanel rp;In the constructor change:
super.add(panel);into:
rp = new RoundedPanel(panel); super.add(rp);Next change the style, otherwise the style of the dialog box is applied to the rounded lines too. Do this by changing the following line:
setStyleName("gwt-DialogBox");into:
panel.setStyleName("gwt-DialogBox");In your css add the color of the border, something like:
.cbg-RP { background-color:#AAAAAA; }Now by extending your own dialog class on this
RoundedDialogBox
instead of the original DialogBox
you will have rounded
corners around your dialog.
| Nested Class Summary |
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| Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject |
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com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject.DebugIdImpl, com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject.DebugIdImplEnabled |
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static int |
ALL
ALL rounded corners on all sides |
static int |
BOTTOM
TOP rounded corners at the bottom |
static int |
BOTTOMLEFT
BOTTOMLEFT bottom left rounded corner |
static int |
BOTTOMRIGHT
BOTTOMRIGHT bottom right rounded corner |
protected int |
cornerHeight
Index of the corner height. |
protected int |
corners
Index of which corners are set. |
protected com.google.gwt.dom.client.DivElement[] |
divb
Element array containing all div elements of the bottom corner div's. |
protected com.google.gwt.dom.client.DivElement[] |
divt
Element array containing all div elements of the top corner div's. |
static int |
LEFT
LEFT rounded corners on the left side |
static int |
RIGHT
RIGHT rounded corners on the right side |
static int |
TOP
BOTTOM rounded corners at the top |
static int |
TOPLEFT
TOPLEFT top left rounded corner |
static int |
TOPRIGHT
TOPRIGHT top right rounded corner |
| Fields inherited from class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject |
|---|
DEBUG_ID_PREFIX |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
RoundedPanel()
Creates a new RoundedPanel with all corners rounded and
height of corners 2px. |
|
RoundedPanel(int corners)
Creates a new RoundedPanel with custom rounding and height
of corners 2px but with no widget set. |
|
RoundedPanel(int corners,
int cornerHeight)
Creates a new RoundedPanel with custom rounding and custom
height of the corners but with no widget set. |
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RoundedPanel(com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget w)
Creates a new RoundedPanel with all corners rounded and
height 2px on the widget w . |
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RoundedPanel(com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget w,
int corners)
Creates a new RoundedPanel with custom rounded corners
and height 2px on the widget w . |
|
RoundedPanel(com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget w,
int corners,
int cornerHeight)
Creates a new RoundedPanel with custom rounded corners
and custom height on widget w . |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
protected com.google.gwt.user.client.Element |
getContainerElement()
Overwrite of parent getContainerElement() |
protected boolean |
inMask(int input,
int mask)
Convenience method to check if given input is with
the mask . |
void |
setBorder()
Adds a border style on the element wrapped around the widget. |
protected void |
setBorder(com.google.gwt.dom.client.Element elem,
int corners)
Set a solid border left and/or right on the element. |
protected void |
setBorder(com.google.gwt.dom.client.Element elem,
int corners,
java.lang.String borderColor)
Set the border left and or right style and color attributes on the element. |
void |
setBorderColor(java.lang.String borderColor)
Set the colors on the rounded borders and adds a border style on the element wrapped around the widget. |
protected void |
setBorderContainer(int borderWidth)
Set the left and/or right border on the container element. |
protected void |
setBorderContainer(java.lang.String borderColor,
int borderWidth)
Set the left and/or right border and color on the container element. |
void |
setCornerColor(java.lang.String borderColor)
Set the color on the rounded corners. |
void |
setCornerStyleName(java.lang.String style)
Set the CSS style name of the rounded corners div's. |
| Methods inherited from class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.SimplePanel |
|---|
add, getWidget, iterator, remove, setWidget |
| Methods inherited from class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Panel |
|---|
adopt, adopt, clear, disown, doAttachChildren, doDetachChildren, onLoad, onUnload, orphan |
| Methods inherited from class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget |
|---|
addDomHandler, addHandler, delegateEvent, fireEvent, getHandlerCount, getParent, isAttached, isOrWasAttached, onAttach, onBrowserEvent, onDetach, removeFromParent, sinkEvents |
| Methods inherited from class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject |
|---|
addStyleDependentName, addStyleName, ensureDebugId, ensureDebugId, ensureDebugId, getAbsoluteLeft, getAbsoluteTop, getElement, getOffsetHeight, getOffsetWidth, getStyleElement, getStyleName, getStyleName, getStylePrimaryName, getStylePrimaryName, getTitle, isVisible, isVisible, onEnsureDebugId, removeStyleDependentName, removeStyleName, setElement, setElement, setHeight, setPixelSize, setSize, setStyleName, setStyleName, setStyleName, setStylePrimaryName, setStylePrimaryName, setTitle, setVisible, setVisible, setWidth, toString, unsinkEvents |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static final int TOPLEFT
TOPLEFT
top left rounded corner
public static final int TOPRIGHT
TOPRIGHT
top right rounded corner
public static final int BOTTOMLEFT
BOTTOMLEFT
bottom left rounded corner
public static final int BOTTOMRIGHT
BOTTOMRIGHT
bottom right rounded corner
public static final int TOP
BOTTOM
rounded corners at the top
public static final int BOTTOM
TOP
rounded corners at the bottom
public static final int LEFT
LEFT
rounded corners on the left side
public static final int RIGHT
RIGHT
rounded corners on the right side
public static final int ALL
ALL
rounded corners on all sides
protected final com.google.gwt.dom.client.DivElement[] divt
protected final com.google.gwt.dom.client.DivElement[] divb
protected final int cornerHeight
protected final int corners
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public RoundedPanel()
RoundedPanel
with all corners rounded and
height of corners 2px. Use setWidget
to add the widget.
public RoundedPanel(int corners)
RoundedPanel
with custom rounding and height
of corners 2px but with no widget set. Use setWidget
to add
widget.
Every combination of corners can be set via corners
.
Use the static constants to set the corners. For example, to create a
panel with only rounded corners at the left, use:
new RoundedPanel(RoundedPanel.LEFT);
corners
- set custom rounded cornerspublic RoundedPanel(int corners, int cornerHeight)
RoundedPanel
with custom rounding and custom
height of the corners but with no widget set. Height can be value from
1 to 9. The height for a value 5 or higher is actually larger, e.g. for
5 the height is 6px.
Use SimplePanel.setWidget(Widget)
to add widget.
corners
- set custom rounded cornerscornerHeight
- height index between and including 1 and 9
java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException
- when cornerHeight below 1 or above 9public RoundedPanel(com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget w)
RoundedPanel
with all corners rounded and
height 2px on the widget w
.
w
- widget to add corners topublic RoundedPanel(com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget w, int corners)
RoundedPanel
with custom rounded corners
and height 2px on the widget w
.
w
- widget to add corners tocorners
- set custom rounded cornerspublic RoundedPanel(com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget w, int corners, int cornerHeight)
RoundedPanel
with custom rounded corners
and custom height on widget w
.
w
- widget to add corners tocorners
- set custom rounded cornerscornerHeight
- height index between and including 1 and 9
java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException
- when cornerHeight below 1 or above 9| Method Detail |
|---|
public void setBorder()
public void setBorderColor(java.lang.String borderColor)
If NO border style (e.g. lines on the left and/or right side) for the
wrapped widget is desired use setCornerColor(String)
.
borderColor
- color of the borderpublic void setCornerColor(java.lang.String borderColor)
If border style (e.g. lines on the left and/or right side) for the
wrapped widget IS desired use setBorderColor(String)
.
borderColor
- border colorpublic void setCornerStyleName(java.lang.String style)
cbg-RP
. Use it to set the colors of the corner. For
example: .cbg-RP { background-color:#c3d9ff; }
.
A custom style might be needed when the corners are visible only when a
panel is selected. Use this method to set the custom style name and add
something like the following to the style sheet:
.selected .cbg-RP { background-color:#c3d9ff; }
Setting the color is also possible via the method
setCornerColor(String)
.
style
- CSS style nameprotected com.google.gwt.user.client.Element getContainerElement()
getContainerElement
in class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.SimplePanel
protected boolean inMask(int input, int mask)
input
is with
the mask
.
input
- input to checkmask
- mask to check against
protected void setBorderContainer(int borderWidth)
borderWidth
- width of the borderprotected void setBorderContainer(java.lang.String borderColor, int borderWidth)
borderColor
- color of the borderborderWidth
- width of the borderprotected void setBorder(com.google.gwt.dom.client.Element elem, int corners)
elem
- element to set the style attributescorners
- corners to set the style attributesprotected void setBorder(com.google.gwt.dom.client.Element elem, int corners, java.lang.String borderColor)
elem
- element to set the style attributescorners
- corners to set the style attributesborderColor
- color of the border
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@(message: String)
NavProt is a web application for predicting conformational transition pathways of proteins by using a novel multiple-robot navigation algorithm. Application basically takes two inputs, initial and final conformations of the protein. It creates a coarse grain model of both conformations by considering positions of alpha-carbon atoms only. Afterwards it builds an artificial potential function. Derivative of this function results in direction vectors that lead the structure to final conformation. You can read more about the theory in this article.
If you want to simulate transitional pathway of a protein you need two PDB files, one for first conformation and another for final conformation. You also need to know which chain you are going to use in which PDB file. In addition, the chains you submit should have the same number of residues. Even though sequences of your chains are identical, they might not have the same number of residues. In that case, you might have to leave out some number of residues from one of the chains. Therefore, we advise you to align your structures and modify your PDB files accordingly before you submit a request to the application.
It depends on the number of residues and the distance between initial and final conformations, it might take from a few hours up to two or three days. If there is still another job running after you submitted your request, your job is put in the queue. If you provide an e-mail address with your upload, you will receive e-mails about the status of your request. You can also check it on your results page.
If you have a structure which has more than 400 residues, we suggest you to use standalone version to run it locally since running time might be relatively long.
Each conformation at each step of the simulation is recorded in a PDB file as NMR model, you can download this PDB file. After simulation is over, conformations at each step are aligned (using FATCAT rigid algorithm) with initial and final conformations and RMSD values are recorded. You can observe these values on a plot. Here is an example results page.
If you obtain a trajectory which has approximately more than 300 snapshots, visualization of the trajectory might be slow. Results page uses JSMol to show the structures and your browser might become unresponsive while compiling JavaScript. Therefore, for such cases, it might be easier for you to download the result PDB to visualize the trajectory on your own computer by using PyMOL, VMD etc.
Yes, there is a standalone version available. You can check the downloads page here.


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The PR team is responsible for increasing public knowledge and awareness of our club, as well as scheduling appearances and demonstrations for team projects. The PR team also partners with the treasurers to pursue grants and fundraise money to help support the activities of the club in general.
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Garden Guided Tours
There are many ways to explore Red Butte Garden. We offer private, public, and tram tours and hikes tailored to specific areas of the Garden year-round. Going on a Garden Tour or Natural Area Hike with our enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff is a great way to generate new enthusiasm in your group, club, or association. Garden tours are unique and take you beyond what is initially apparent to the more subtle aspects of the Garden's splendor.
COMPLIMENTARY TRAM TOURS DAILY
May 1- September 30
FREE with the price of admission.
- Monday- 10AM-1PM
- Tuesday – 10AM-1PM
- Wednesday – 10AM-1PM
- Thursday – 10AM-1PM
- Friday – 10AM-1PM
- Saturday – 10AM-3PM
- Sunday – 10AM-3PM
Groups of five or less / No registration necessary / First come, first served
Groups of six or more are required to schedule a Private Tram Tour.
Call<PHONE_NUMBER> for more Tram Tour information.
The number of people allowed to ride on a cart should be restricted to the passenger seats available, and not exceed the manufacturer's guidelines.
- University of Utah Reference Policy 3-233: Operation of Motorized Vehicles on Pedestrian Walks
SPECIALTY TOURS
Red Butte Garden also offers group tours of the Greenhouse or tours to specifically discover the Garden's Evergreens, Bulbs & Blooms, Birds, Natural Areas, or Wildflowers. Space is limited for these specialty tours.
PRIVATE WALKING & TRAM TOURS
- Tour reservations must be requested 10 business days in advance and are subject to volunteer availability.
- Garden Walking Tours last one and a half hours and may include up to a mile of walking. Walking Tours accommodate up to 15 guests per docent. Walking Tours are available year round, weather permitting
- Garden Tram Tours typically last one hour and may accommodate up to seven guests per docent. Tram tours are available April Through September.
- Natural Area Tours are also available and offer a new perspective on the vast area behind the formal gardens and some of the best views of the Salt Lake Valley. May accommodate up to 15 guests per docent.
- Private Tours cost is $30 per docent. Advance registration is required.
- Call<PHONE_NUMBER> for more Private Tour information.
- To reserve a Private Tour please CLICK HERE to fill out our online Private Tour Request Form.


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My name is Benjamin Durham and I am aspiring to be a Junior Web Developer.
Currently, I work as a flight attendant for United Airlines while studying fulltime as a student in Rutgers Coding Bootcamp.
I am interested in Javascript, Node.Js and learning more about Backend development.
The Pokemon Deck Builder is Fullstack application that allows the user to create an account where they can explore any and all Pokemon cards via the Pokedex. After searching for your favorite Pokemon the user can add their cards to their collection and from there can build unique Decks. Additionally the app allows users to trade Pokemon Cards with each other via the Trading page. Lastly, on the Trading Page, users can live chat with one another!
Visit Repo Site Visit Live PageThe Weather Forecast application allows the user to input a city name and the current and five day forecast for that city are displayed. Even search is saved in local storage and previous searches can be easily toggled back and forth. This app demonstrates my first time working with APIs and learning how to display data to the user.
Visit Repo Site Visit Live PageThis application combines the DocuMenu and TicketMaster APIs to bring local cuisine and events to the user fingertips. Users can search by keywords, location, event type or by zipcode and the application. This app was my first group work setting and allowed me to further sharpen my backend skills using APIs.
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sshuttle
Transparent proxy server that tunnels traffic over an SSH connection.
Doesn't require root or any special setup on the remote SSH server, though root access on the local machine is prompted for.
- Forward all IPv4 TCP traffic via a remote SSH server:
sshuttle --remote=username@sshserver <IP_ADDRESS>/0
- Also forward all DNS traffic to the server's default DNS resolver:
sshuttle --dns --remote=username@sshserver <IP_ADDRESS>/0
- Forward all traffic except that which is bound for a specific subnet:
sshuttle --remote=username@sshserver <IP_ADDRESS>/0 --exclude <IP_ADDRESS>/24
- Use the tproxy method to forward all IPv4 and IPv6 traffic:
sshuttle --method=tproxy --remote=username@sshserver <IP_ADDRESS>/0 ::/0 --exclude=your_local_ip_address --exclude=ssh_server_ip_address


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Wiring String: A class to hold and manipulate a dynamically allocated string. More...
#include <spark_wiring_string.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| String (const char *cstr="") | |
| Construct a String object from a c-string (null-terminated) More... | |
| String (const char *cstr, unsigned int length) | |
| Construct a String object from a pointer and length. More... | |
| String (const String &str) | |
| Construct a String object as a copy of another string. More... | |
| String (const Printable &printable) | |
| Construct a String object from any Printable object.  More... | |
| String (unsigned char b, unsigned char base=10) | |
| Construct a String from a unsigned char (uint8_t) value, expressed as a number. More... | |
| String (int value, unsigned char base=10) | |
| Construct a String from a int (32 bit signed integer) value, expressed as a number. More... | |
| String (unsigned int value, unsigned char base=10) | |
| Construct a String from a unsigned int (32 bit unsigned integer) value, expressed as a number. More... | |
| String (long value, unsigned char base=10) | |
| Construct a String from a long (32 bit signed integer) value, expressed as a number. More... | |
| String (unsigned long value, unsigned char base=10) | |
| Construct a String from a unsigned long (32 bit unsigned integer) value, expressed as a number. More... | |
| String (float value, int decimalPlaces=6) | |
| Construct a String from a float (32 bit single precision floating point) value, expressed as a number. More... | |
| String (double value, int decimalPlaces=6) | |
| Construct a String from a double (64 bit double precision floating point) value, expressed as a number. More... | |
| ~String (void) | |
| Destructor. Also deletes the underlying dynamically allocated string. | |
| unsigned char | reserve (unsigned int size) |
| Reserves a buffer of size. More... | |
| unsigned int | length (void) const |
| Returns the length of the string in bytes. More... | |
| String & | operator= (const String &rhs) |
| Assigns this string to have a copy of String rhs. More... | |
| String & | operator= (const char *cstr) |
| Assigns this string to have a copy of c-string (null-terminated) cstr. More... | |
| operator const char * () const | |
| Returns the contents this String as a c-string (null-terminated) More... | |
| unsigned char | concat (const String &str) |
| Append (concatenate) a String object to the end of this String, modifying this string in place. More... | |
| unsigned char | concat (const char *cstr) |
| Append (concatenate) a c-string (null-terminated) to the end of this String, modifying this string in place. More... | |
| unsigned char | concat (char c) |
| Append (concatenate) a single character to the end of this String, modifying this string in place. More... | |
| unsigned char | concat (unsigned char c) |
| Append (concatenate) the byte value c to the end of this String as a decimal number 0 - 255, modifying this string in place. More... | |
| unsigned char | concat (int num) |
| Append (concatenate) the integer value num to the end of this String as a signed decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place. More... | |
| unsigned char | concat (unsigned int num) |
| Append (concatenate) the unsigned integer value num to the end of this String as a unsigned decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place. More... | |
| unsigned char | concat (long num) |
| Append (concatenate) the long integer value num to the end of this String as a signed decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place. More... | |
| unsigned char | concat (unsigned long num) |
| Append (concatenate) the unsigned long value num to the end of this String as a unsigned decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place. More... | |
| unsigned char | concat (float num) |
| Append (concatenate) the float n to the end of this String as a decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place. More... | |
| unsigned char | concat (double num) |
| Append (concatenate) the double precision float n to the end of this String as a decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place. More... | |
| String & | operator+= (const String &rhs) |
| Appends (concatenate) a String object to the end of this String, modifying this string in place. More... | |
| String & | operator+= (const char *cstr) |
| Appends (concatenate) a c-string (null-terminated) to the end of this String, modifying this string in place. More... | |
| String & | operator+= (char c) |
| Appends (concatenate) a single character to the end of this String, modifying this string in place. More... | |
| String & | operator+= (unsigned char num) |
| Append (concatenate) the byte value num to the end of this String as a decimal number 0 - 255, modifying this string in place. More... | |
| String & | operator+= (int num) |
| Append (concatenate) the integer value num to the end of this String as a signed decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place. More... | |
| String & | operator+= (unsigned int num) |
| Append (concatenate) the unsigned integer value num to the end of this String as a unsigned decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place. More... | |
| String & | operator+= (long num) |
| Append (concatenate) the long integer value num to the end of this String as a signed decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place. More... | |
| String & | operator+= (unsigned long num) |
| Append (concatenate) the unsigned long value num to the end of this String as a unsigned decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place. More... | |
| int | compareTo (const String &s) const |
| Compares this string to another string using strcmp (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | equals (const String &s) const |
| Returns true if this string is equal to another string (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | equals (const char *cstr) const |
| Returns true if this string equal to another string (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | operator== (const String &rhs) const |
| Returns true if this string is equal to another string (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | operator== (const char *cstr) const |
| Returns true if this string equal to another string (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | operator!= (const String &rhs) const |
| Returns true if this string is greater than to another string (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | operator!= (const char *cstr) const |
| Returns true if this string not equal to another string (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | operator< (const String &rhs) const |
| Returns true if this string is less than to another string (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | operator> (const String &rhs) const |
| Returns true if this string is greater than to another string (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | operator<= (const String &rhs) const |
| Returns true if this string is less than or equal to another string (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | operator>= (const String &rhs) const |
| Returns true if this string is greater than or equal to another string (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | equalsIgnoreCase (const String &s) const |
| Returns true if this string equals another string (case-insensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | startsWith (const String &prefix) const |
| Returns true if this string starts with prefix (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | startsWith (const String &prefix, unsigned int offset) const |
| Returns true if this string contains prefix at specified offset (case-sensitive) More... | |
| unsigned char | endsWith (const String &suffix) const |
| Returns true if this string ends with suffix (case-sensitive) More... | |
| char | charAt (unsigned int index) const |
| Gets the character at offset index. More... | |
| void | setCharAt (unsigned int index, char c) |
| Set the character at offset index. More... | |
| char | operator[] (unsigned int index) const |
| Gets the character at offset index. More... | |
| char & | operator[] (unsigned int index) |
| Set the character at offset index. More... | |
| void | getBytes (unsigned char *buf, unsigned int bufsize, unsigned int index=0) const |
| Copy the data out of this String into another buffer. More... | |
| void | toCharArray (char *buf, unsigned int bufsize, unsigned int index=0) const |
| Copy the data out of this String into another buffer. More... | |
| const char * | c_str () const |
| Returns a c-string (null-terminated) More... | |
| int | indexOf (char ch) const |
| Search this string for a given character. More... | |
| int | indexOf (char ch, unsigned int fromIndex) const |
| Search this string for a given character starting at an offset. More... | |
| int | indexOf (const String &str) const |
| Search this string for a given String. More... | |
| int | indexOf (const String &str, unsigned int fromIndex) const |
| Search this string for a given String starting at an offset. More... | |
| int | lastIndexOf (char ch) const |
| Search this string for a given character, starting at the end. More... | |
| int | lastIndexOf (char ch, unsigned int fromIndex) const |
| Search this string for a given character, starting at the fromIndex and going toward the beginning. More... | |
| int | lastIndexOf (const String &str) const |
| Search this string for a last occurrence of str. More... | |
| int | lastIndexOf (const String &str, unsigned int fromIndex) const |
| Search this string for a last occurrence of str starting at fromIndex. More... | |
| String | substring (unsigned int beginIndex) const |
| Returns a String object with a copy of the characters starting at beginIndex through the end of the string. More... | |
| String | substring (unsigned int beginIndex, unsigned int endIndex) const |
| Returns a String object with a copy of the characters in the specified range. More... | |
| String & | replace (char find, char replace) |
| Replaces every occurrence of a character in the string with another character, modifying it in place. More... | |
| String & | replace (const String &find, const String &replace) |
| Replaces every occurrence of a String with another String, modifying it in place. More... | |
| String & | remove (unsigned int index) |
| Removes characters from the String, modifying it in place. More... | |
| String & | remove (unsigned int index, unsigned int count) |
| Removes characters from the String, modifying it in place. More... | |
| String & | toLowerCase (void) |
| Converts this String to lower case, modifying it in place. More... | |
| String & | toUpperCase (void) |
| Converts this String to upper case, modifying it in place. More... | |
| String & | trim (void) |
| Removes leading an trailing white spaces from this string, modifying it in place. More... | |
| long | toInt (void) const |
| Converts this string to a signed integer (32-bit) More... | |
| float | toFloat (void) const |
| Converts this string to a float (single precision floating point value) More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static String | format (const char *format,...) |
| Uses sprintf-style formatting to build a String object [static]. More... | |
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| char * | buffer |
| The buffer containing the data. It is always null-terminated. | |
| unsigned int | capacity |
| The capacity of the buffer. The longest string is one byte less than this. | |
| unsigned int | len |
| The String length (not counting the null terminator). | |
| unsigned char | flags |
| Unused, for future features. | |
Friends | |
| class | StringPrintableHelper |
| StringSumHelper & | operator+ (const StringSumHelper &lhs, const String &rhs) |
| Append (concatenate) a String to the end of lhs. More... | |
| StringSumHelper & | operator+ (const StringSumHelper &lhs, const char *cstr) |
| Append (concatenate) a c-string (null-terminated) to the end of lhs. More... | |
| StringSumHelper & | operator+ (const StringSumHelper &lhs, char c) |
| Append (concatenate) the character c the end of lhs a. More... | |
| StringSumHelper & | operator+ (const StringSumHelper &lhs, unsigned char num) |
| Append (concatenate) the unsigned char num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10) More... | |
| StringSumHelper & | operator+ (const StringSumHelper &lhs, int num) |
| Append (concatenate) the signed int num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10) More... | |
| StringSumHelper & | operator+ (const StringSumHelper &lhs, unsigned int num) |
| Append (concatenate) the unsigned int num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10) More... | |
| StringSumHelper & | operator+ (const StringSumHelper &lhs, long num) |
| Append (concatenate) the long integer num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10) More... | |
| StringSumHelper & | operator+ (const StringSumHelper &lhs, unsigned long num) |
| Append (concatenate) the unsigned long integer to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10) More... | |
| StringSumHelper & | operator+ (const StringSumHelper &lhs, float num) |
| Append (concatenate) the float num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10) More... | |
| StringSumHelper & | operator+ (const StringSumHelper &lhs, double num) |
| Append (concatenate) the double precision float num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10) More... | |
Wiring String: A class to hold and manipulate a dynamically allocated string.
| String::String | ( | const char * | cstr = "" | ) |
Construct a String object from a c-string (null-terminated)
| cstr | The string to copy, optional. If not specified, starts with an empty string |
| String::String | ( | const char * | cstr, |
| unsigned int | length | ||
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Construct a String object from a pointer and length.
| cstr | Pointer to a bytes, typically ASCII or UTF-8. Does not need to be null-terminated. |
| length | Length in bytes of the string. |
| String::String | ( | const String & | str | ) |
Construct a String object as a copy of another string.
| str | The string to copy. Changes made to str in the future won't be reflected in this copy. |
| String::String | ( | const Printable & | printable | ) |
Construct a String object from any Printable object.
| printable | The Printable object. The toPrint() method will be called on it to print to this String the textual representation of the object. |
For example, IPAddress is printable, so you can pass an IPAddress to this constructor and this string will contain a textual representation of the IPAddress (dotted quad).
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Construct a String from a unsigned char (uint8_t) value, expressed as a number.
| b | The value. |
| base | The number base, default is 10 (decimal). Other values include 8 (octal) and 16 (hexadecimal). |
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Construct a String from a int (32 bit signed integer) value, expressed as a number.
| value | The value. |
| base | The number base, default is 10 (decimal). Other values include 8 (octal) and 16 (hexadecimal). |
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Construct a String from a unsigned int (32 bit unsigned integer) value, expressed as a number.
| value | The value. |
| base | The number base, default is 10 (decimal). Other values include 8 (octal) and 16 (hexadecimal). |
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Construct a String from a long (32 bit signed integer) value, expressed as a number.
| value | The value. |
| base | The number base, default is 10 (decimal). Other values include 8 (octal) and 16 (hexadecimal). |
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Construct a String from a unsigned long (32 bit unsigned integer) value, expressed as a number.
| value | The value. |
| base | The number base, default is 10 (decimal). Other values include 8 (octal) and 16 (hexadecimal). |
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Construct a String from a float (32 bit single precision floating point) value, expressed as a number.
| value | The value. |
| decimalPlaces | The number of decimal places to show. Default = 6. |
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Construct a String from a double (64 bit double precision floating point) value, expressed as a number.
| value | The value. |
| decimalPlaces | The number of decimal places to show. Default = 6. |
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Returns a c-string (null-terminated)
This allows the String object to be passed to anything that requires a c-string. See also operator const char *.
One place where you need to explicitly use c_str() or cast is when passing a String as a variable argument to sprintf:
If you leave off the c_str() the value won't be printed as string. This also applies to things that use sprintf internally, like Log:
This method returns a pointer to the internal buffer. If the underlying string is reallocated because the string is appended to, this pointer will be invalid.
| char String::charAt | ( | unsigned int | index | ) | const |
Gets the character at offset index.
| index | The index to set (0 = first character) |
| int String::compareTo | ( | const String & | s | ) | const |
Compares this string to another string using strcmp (case-sensitive)
| s | the string to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
| unsigned char String::concat | ( | const String & | str | ) |
| unsigned char String::concat | ( | const char * | cstr | ) |
Append (concatenate) a c-string (null-terminated) to the end of this String, modifying this string in place.
| cstr | The string to copy from. It is not modified. |
| unsigned char String::concat | ( | char | c | ) |
Append (concatenate) a single character to the end of this String, modifying this string in place.
| c | The character to append. |
| unsigned char String::concat | ( | unsigned char | c | ) |
Append (concatenate) the byte value c to the end of this String as a decimal number 0 - 255, modifying this string in place.
| c | The value to append. |
| unsigned char String::concat | ( | int | num | ) |
Append (concatenate) the integer value num to the end of this String as a signed decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
| unsigned char String::concat | ( | unsigned int | num | ) |
Append (concatenate) the unsigned integer value num to the end of this String as a unsigned decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
| unsigned char String::concat | ( | long | num | ) |
Append (concatenate) the long integer value num to the end of this String as a signed decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
| unsigned char String::concat | ( | unsigned long | num | ) |
Append (concatenate) the unsigned long value num to the end of this String as a unsigned decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
| unsigned char String::concat | ( | float | num | ) |
Append (concatenate) the float n to the end of this String as a decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
| unsigned char String::concat | ( | double | num | ) |
Append (concatenate) the double precision float n to the end of this String as a decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
| unsigned char String::endsWith | ( | const String & | suffix | ) | const |
Returns true if this string ends with suffix (case-sensitive)
| suffix | the string containing the suffix to test |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and may not work properly with UTF-8 characters.
| unsigned char String::equals | ( | const String & | s | ) | const |
Returns true if this string is equal to another string (case-sensitive)
| s | the string to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
| unsigned char String::equals | ( | const char * | cstr | ) | const |
Returns true if this string equal to another string (case-sensitive)
| cstr | the c-string (null-terminated) to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
| unsigned char String::equalsIgnoreCase | ( | const String & | s | ) | const |
Returns true if this string equals another string (case-insensitive)
| s | the string to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
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| void String::getBytes | ( | unsigned char * | buf, |
| unsigned int | bufsize, | ||
| unsigned int | index = 0 |
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Copy the data out of this String into another buffer.
| buf | The buffer to copy into |
| bufsize | The size of the buffer. The buffer will contain a null-terminted string so the maximum string length is bufsize - 1. |
| index | The index to start copying from (0 = first character). Optional. Default is from 0, the start of the string. |
If bufsize is smaller than the string the string will be truncated and still null-terminated. If the string is truncated and UTF-8, it may break a multi-byte character sequence in the middle, resulting in invalid UTF-8.
| int String::indexOf | ( | char | ch | ) | const |
Search this string for a given character.
| ch | The ASCII character to search for |
This uses the C standard library function strchr and is only compatible with ASCII characters. It can return invalid results for UTF-8 strings.
| int String::indexOf | ( | char | ch, |
| unsigned int | fromIndex | ||
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Search this string for a given character starting at an offset.
| ch | The ASCII character to t search for |
| fromIndex | The index to start from (0 = first character) |
This uses the C standard library function strchr and is only compatible with ASCII characters. It can return invalid results for UTF-8 strings.
| int String::indexOf | ( | const String & | str | ) | const |
Search this string for a given String.
| str | The string to search for |
This uses the C standard library function strstr and is only compatible with ASCII characters. It can return invalid results for UTF-8 strings. It is case-sensitive.
| int String::indexOf | ( | const String & | str, |
| unsigned int | fromIndex | ||
| ) | const |
Search this string for a given String starting at an offset.
| str | The string to search for |
| fromIndex | The index to start from (0 = first character) |
This uses the C standard library function strstr and is only compatible with ASCII characters. It can return invalid results for UTF-8 strings. It is case-sensitive.
| int String::lastIndexOf | ( | char | ch | ) | const |
Search this string for a given character, starting at the end.
| ch | The ASCII character to search for |
This uses the C standard library function strrchr and is only compatible with ASCII characters. It can return invalid results for UTF-8 strings.
| int String::lastIndexOf | ( | char | ch, |
| unsigned int | fromIndex | ||
| ) | const |
Search this string for a given character, starting at the fromIndex and going toward the beginning.
| ch | The ASCII character to search for |
| fromIndex | The index to start from (0 = first character) |
This uses the C standard library function strrchr and is only compatible with ASCII characters. It can return invalid results for UTF-8 strings.
| int String::lastIndexOf | ( | const String & | str | ) | const |
Search this string for a last occurrence of str.
| str | The string to search for |
This uses the C standard library function strstr and is only compatible with ASCII characters. It can return invalid results for UTF-8 strings. It is case-sensitive.
| int String::lastIndexOf | ( | const String & | str, |
| unsigned int | fromIndex | ||
| ) | const |
Search this string for a last occurrence of str starting at fromIndex.
| str | The string to search for |
| fromIndex | The index to start from (0 = first character) |
This uses the C standard library function strstr and is only compatible with ASCII characters. It can return invalid results for UTF-8 strings. It is case-sensitive.
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Returns the length of the string in bytes.
Note that for UTF-8 strings, this is the number of bytes, not characters.
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Returns true if this string is greater than to another string (case-sensitive)
| rhs | the string to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
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Returns true if this string not equal to another string (case-sensitive)
| cstr | the c-string (null-terminated) to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
Appends (concatenate) a String object to the end of this String, modifying this string in place.
| rhs | The string to copy from. It is not modified. |
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Appends (concatenate) a c-string (null-terminated) to the end of this String, modifying this string in place.
| cstr | The string to copy from. It is not modified. |
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Append (concatenate) the byte value num to the end of this String as a decimal number 0 - 255, modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
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Append (concatenate) the integer value num to the end of this String as a signed decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
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Append (concatenate) the unsigned integer value num to the end of this String as a unsigned decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
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Append (concatenate) the long integer value num to the end of this String as a signed decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
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Append (concatenate) the unsigned long value num to the end of this String as a unsigned decimal number (base 10), modifying this string in place.
| num | The value to append. |
| unsigned char String::operator< | ( | const String & | rhs | ) | const |
Returns true if this string is less than to another string (case-sensitive)
| rhs | the string to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
| unsigned char String::operator<= | ( | const String & | rhs | ) | const |
Returns true if this string is less than or equal to another string (case-sensitive)
| rhs | the string to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
Assigns this string to have a copy of String rhs.
| rhs | The string to copy from. |
| String& String::operator= | ( | const char * | cstr | ) |
Assigns this string to have a copy of c-string (null-terminated) cstr.
| cstr | The string to copy from. |
|
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Returns true if this string is equal to another string (case-sensitive)
| rhs | the string to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
|
inline |
Returns true if this string equal to another string (case-sensitive)
| cstr | the c-string (null-terminated) to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
| unsigned char String::operator> | ( | const String & | rhs | ) | const |
Returns true if this string is greater than to another string (case-sensitive)
| rhs | the string to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
| unsigned char String::operator>= | ( | const String & | rhs | ) | const |
Returns true if this string is greater than or equal to another string (case-sensitive)
| rhs | the string to compare to |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and does not correctly compare UTF-8 characters.
| char String::operator[] | ( | unsigned int | index | ) | const |
Gets the character at offset index.
| index | The index to set (0 = first character) |
| char& String::operator[] | ( | unsigned int | index | ) |
Set the character at offset index.
| index | The index to set (0 = first character) |
If index is greater than the length of the string, a dummy reference is returned instead. This allows operation to execute without error, but also discards the change. In other words, you cannot use this to append to the string, only modify an existing character.
| String& String::remove | ( | unsigned int | index | ) |
| String& String::remove | ( | unsigned int | index, |
| unsigned int | count | ||
| ) |
Removes characters from the String, modifying it in place.
| index | Index to start removing from, inclusive. 0 = first character of the string. |
| count | Number of characters to remove. Typically 1 (remove one character) or more. Removes to the end of the string if count is larger than the size of the string. |
| String& String::replace | ( | char | find, |
| char | replace | ||
| ) |
Replaces every occurrence of a character in the string with another character, modifying it in place.
| find | the character to look for |
| replace | the character to replace it with |
| unsigned char String::reserve | ( | unsigned int | size | ) |
Reserves a buffer of size.
This can improve the efficiency if you know approximately how big your string will be. Otherwise, the string is made larger in increments, which is much less efficient.
If, for example you reserve 100 bytes in a new empty string, the length will still be 0 until you append characters to it. It just will be able to append 100 bytes until it has to expand the internal dynamically allocated buffer.
| void String::setCharAt | ( | unsigned int | index, |
| char | c | ||
| ) |
Set the character at offset index.
| index | The index to set (0 = first character) |
| c | The value to set the character to. |
If index is greater than the length of the string, nothing is done. In other words, you cannot use this to append to the string, only modify an existing character.
| unsigned char String::startsWith | ( | const String & | prefix | ) | const |
Returns true if this string starts with prefix (case-sensitive)
| prefix | the string containing the string to test against |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and may not work properly with UTF-8 characters.
| unsigned char String::startsWith | ( | const String & | prefix, |
| unsigned int | offset | ||
| ) | const |
Returns true if this string contains prefix at specified offset (case-sensitive)
| prefix | the string containing the string to test against |
| offset | the offset to check at (0 = first characters) |
Uses the C standard library function strcmp which is case-sensitive and may not work properly with UTF-8 characters.
| String String::substring | ( | unsigned int | beginIndex | ) | const |
Returns a String object with a copy of the characters starting at beginIndex through the end of the string.
| beginIndex | The index to start copying from, inclusive (0 = first byte, 1 = second byte, ...) |
Note: If the String contains UTF-8 characters, beginIndex and endIndex are in bytes, not characters! It does not prevent splitting a UTF-8 multi-byte sequence.
| String String::substring | ( | unsigned int | beginIndex, |
| unsigned int | endIndex | ||
| ) | const |
Returns a String object with a copy of the characters in the specified range.
| beginIndex | The index to start copying from, inclusive (0 = first byte, 1 = second byte, ...) |
| endIndex | The index to stop at, exclusive. The last character copied is the one before this one. |
Note: If the String contains UTF-8 characters, beginIndex and endIndex are in bytes, not characters! It does not prevent splitting a UTF-8 multi-byte sequence.
|
inline |
Copy the data out of this String into another buffer.
| buf | The buffer to copy into |
| bufsize | The size of the buffer. The buffer will contain a null-terminted string so the maximum string length is bufsize - 1. |
| index | The index to start copying from (0 = first character). Optional. Default is from 0, the start of the string. |
If bufsize is smaller than the string the string will be truncated and still null-terminated. If the string is truncated and UTF-8, it may break a multi-byte character sequence in the middle, resulting in invalid UTF-8.
| float String::toFloat | ( | void | ) | const |
Converts this string to a float (single precision floating point value)
| long String::toInt | ( | void | ) | const |
Converts this string to a signed integer (32-bit)
| String& String::toLowerCase | ( | void | ) |
| String& String::toUpperCase | ( | void | ) |
| String& String::trim | ( | void | ) |
Removes leading an trailing white spaces from this string, modifying it in place.
Whitespace is determined by the C standard library function isspace().
|
friend |
|
friend |
Append (concatenate) a c-string (null-terminated) to the end of lhs.
| lhs | The string to append to. String lhs is not modified. |
| cstr | The value to append. |
|
friend |
Append (concatenate) the character c the end of lhs a.
| lhs | The string to append to. String lhs is not modified. |
| c | The character to append |
|
friend |
Append (concatenate) the unsigned char num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10)
| lhs | The string to append to. String lhs is not modified. |
| num | The value to append. |
|
friend |
Append (concatenate) the signed int num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10)
| lhs | The string to append to. String lhs is not modified. |
| num | The value to append. |
|
friend |
Append (concatenate) the unsigned int num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10)
| lhs | The string to append to. String lhs is not modified. |
| num | The value to append. |
|
friend |
Append (concatenate) the long integer num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10)
| lhs | The string to append to. String lhs is not modified. |
| num | The value to append. |
|
friend |
Append (concatenate) the unsigned long integer to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10)
| lhs | The string to append to. String lhs is not modified. |
| num | The value to append. |
|
friend |
Append (concatenate) the float num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10)
| lhs | The string to append to. String lhs is not modified. |
| num | The value to append. |
|
friend |
Append (concatenate) the double precision float num to the end of lhs as a decimal number (base 10)
| lhs | The string to append to. String lhs is not modified. |
| num | The value to append. |


Think about it. We live in a time where almost any purchase is just a click away – like a large battle robot, for example (seriously, look it up). The saddest part is that you’re more likely to get better customer service buying that robot than you are for a service that helps keep you alive and well. Knowing that, there’s really no logical reason why paying for healthcare needs to be as confusing, frustrating, and overwhelming as it is. That’s where we come in.
We founded Impact Health because we want to use data and personalization to bring more transparency to healthcare. We first used our algorithm to help our friend figure out why his costly employer insurance didn’t cover his medications or doctors. Our assessment determined that it was actually better for him to switch to a different plan that met his individual needs, saving him $9,000. No one should be surprised by their healthcare costs, and we’re committed to helping every person know exactly what they’re getting out of their healthcare plan.
CEO, Co-founder
COO, Co-founder
Senior Engineer
Financial Analyst
Head of Growth
Content Writer
Customer Success Intern
Design Intern
Front-End Intern
Esther Dyson
Charles Hudson
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Joo Won & Kim Hee Sun confirmed as leads of SBS fantasy sci-fi drama 'Alice'
by beansssSBS's upcoming sci-fi fantasy, Fri-Sat drama 'Alice' has confirmed Joo Won and Kim Hee Sun as the production's male and female leads, ahead of its premiere early next year.
Fusing topics in sci-fi and fantasy, 'Alice' tells the story of a man and a woman who are forced apart by death, but who reunite by transcending time and space. The story centers around a mystical space known as 'Alice', allowing people to travel through time.
In the drama, Joo Won takes on the role of a detective with a disorder which prevents him from feeling emotions, Park Jin Gyeom. He is the first individual to come across 'Alice' and the numerous time travelers returning to the past. While struggling to prevent the disastrous aftereffects of 'Alice', he comes across a deceased woman named Yoon Tae Yi.
The role of a fake scientist who travels to the past after her death, Yoon Tae Yi, goes to actress Kim Hee Sun. The actress also plans on taking on roles from her twenties through her forties, due to the concept of time travel.
Filming for 'Alice' is set to start some time toward the end of this year. Do you find the storyline interesting so far?


Westlife grant terminally ill fan's wish to meet them and it's a moving story
Westlife have granted the wish of a terminally ill fan battling cancer by inviting her backstage to meet them at a recent show.
The boys – Markus Feehily, Shane Filan, Nicky Byrne and Kian Egan – met Mairead Nolan in Dublin on Friday night.
The super fan was diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer last October.
Mairead says she was invited backstage at RTE Studios, where the guys – known for hits like Mandy and Flying Without Wings – were rehearsing for their Late Late Show performance.
Speaking to the Irish Sunday Mirror, Mairead, from Cork, said: ‘I am in floods of tears after meeting them, I was just so excited. It was better than my wildest dreams and it has given me a lift and the push I need to fight the cancer.’
She furthermore explained: ‘I was shaking with nerves, I was worried about what way they might be towards me but they were calling my name, they knew all about me.
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‘They came over and were hugging me, kissing me and taking selfies. It was the best day of my life.
‘I can die happy now, if something happens to me at least I know I have met them and they were so nice to me.’
What an inspiring story. And they say you should never meet your idols.
The guys’ act of kindness follows a blazing music comeback for the four-piece, which last week culminated in them scoring Ireland’s year’s fastest-selling album.
Spectrum is their 11th studio LP and first since 2010. It was preceded by the hit singles Hello My Love and Better Man, released earlier this year.
Congratulations, guys. All this success couldn’t be happening to nicer people.
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Task 4: Refactor into two components
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Create a new directory in your project:
react-intro/src/components
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In the directory, create a new file:
react-intro/src/components/ColleagueList.js
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In the file, define a function component named
ColleagueList
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Copy-and-paste the hard-coded list from
App
into
ColleagueList
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Import
ColleagueList
into:
react-intro/src/App.js
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Replace the hard-coded list in
App
with an instance of
ColleagueList
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The app should now look identical to how it was before 😎
Nice to know
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Reusable components are typically placed into
src/components
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Any components may consist of reusable components
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Reusable components only consist of reusable components
.jsx
extension may be used for files containing JSX
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.js(x)
extensions are not required in import paths
Coming up next
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To be honest...
the
ColleagueList
component is actually not that useful 😱
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Who wants to show the exact same information in the exact same way
twice? 😅
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A generic
List
component that renders arbitrary collections
of data would be more handy 🤔
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So let's do that❓
- Parameterize
ColleagueList
component with props


A Huge Thanks To
Our Coaches
Mr Boon
Kang Joo Song
Mr Wong
Our Teacher Advisors
Teacher Stone
Teacher Sleep
I do nothing but i get more money
Companies which have sponsored us
Affinex
somewhere over the rainbow
The Parents who have encouraged their child to take great risks and learn a little too much
And most importantly to the students who have dedicated time to transform our club into what we experience today


WITNESS LIST Urban Affairs Committee May 1, 2003-8:00A HB 1639 For: Broadrick, Shawn (Road Sprinkler Fitters Local 669) Lord, Richard (Texas Pipe Trades) Villarreal, Johnny (Houston Fire Fighters Local 341) HB 1642 For: Higgins, Mike (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters) Villarreal, Johnny (Houston Fire Fighters Local 341) Against: Sandlin, Bennett (Texas Municipal League) HB 1774 For: Higgins, Mike (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters) Against: Sandlin, Bennett (Texas Municipal League) HB 1906 For: January-Bevers, Deborah (Greater Houston Partnership) Lloyd, Margaret (Scenic Houston & Scenic Texas) HB 2369 For: Bland, John W. (Self and Transport Workers Union of America - Local 260) HB 3067 For: Villarreal, Johnny (Houston Fire Fighters Local 341) HB 3352 For: Knight, Raymond (City of Garland) Against: Higgins, MIke (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters) HB 3353 For: Knight, Raymond (City of Garland) Against: Higgins, Mike (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters) Villarreal, John (Houston Fire Fighters Local 341) HB 3585 For: Murphy, James R. (Westchase District) SB 1726 For: Austin, Tim (Vinson & Elkins) Mingoia, Darcy (Cy-Fair Houston Chamber; Cy-Fair Community Improvement District)


Week 5 - Pairing and Giving Feedback
Pairing is a great learning experience and also a good way to keep yourself motivated by looking at the commitment and efforts of your peers. I have enjoyed the pairing sessions so far and I expect to enjoy the next ones even more, since I will soon be focused full-time on my DBC studies and will be less stressed by my current job and the apartment moving.
To give and receive feedback is a great way to understand better how you are perceived by your peers and how you perceive them. I value the feedback I receive and try to learn from it. It has been mostly very kind, and I have to admit that the fact that I understand and share the efforts of my peers makes it difficult for me to highlight negative things of their performance instead of just the positive ones.


Man Utd 'begin preparations for £80m Declan Rice transfer'
Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has put the West Ham star at the top of his transfer shortlist
by Alex HarrisManchester United have reportedly started preparations to secure the signing of Declan Rice from West Ham .
Rice, 20, has emerged as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s top target for next summer - but he could join in the upcoming transfer window.
The Red Devils lack options in the engine room after losing Ander Herrera and Marouane Fellaini this year.
Uncertainty over Nemanja Matic and Paul Pogba’s futures has further increased the need to reinforce the midfield.
A swoop for Rice is likely to be made at the end of the season, according to Goal , but preparations are already underway raising hopes of a potential January deal.
West Ham would reportedly demand around £80m for the England international.
Rice is under contract with the Hammers until 2024 after penning fresh terms last December.
Despite fevered speculation over his future, Rice insists he is committed to the east Londoners.
"I signed a five year contract with West Ham last year, which will keep me at the club till I'm 24, and for me this is the best place to be right now," he said.
"I am playing for a manager who has given me my chance and played me week in, week out.
"I'm improving every week and although I see all this speculation, I don't really think about it too much.
"It's all talk until something happens - and nothing has - so I'm just focused on West Ham, doing my best and making fans happy."
Rice, who was released by Chelsea at the age of 14, has made 81 appearances for West Ham since his debut in 2017.
Saturday’s 3-2 defeat to Newcastle made it six games without a win in all competitions for Manuel Pellegrini’s side.


pysal.model.mgwr.sel_bw.
Sel_BW
(coords, y, X_loc, X_glob=None, family=<pysal.model.spglm.family.Gaussian object>, offset=None, kernel='bisquare', fixed=False, multi=False, constant=True, spherical=False)[source]¶Select bandwidth for kernel
Methods: p211 - p213, bandwidth selection
[FBC02]: Fotheringham, A. S., Brunsdon, C., & Charlton, M. (2002). Geographically weighted regression: the analysis of spatially varying relationships.
n*1, dependent variable.
n*k1, fixed independent variable.
n*k2, local independent variable, including constant.
(x,y) of points used in bandwidth selection
underlying probability model: Gaussian(), Poisson(), Binomial(). Default is Gaussian().
n*1, the offset variable at the ith location. For Poisson model this term is often the size of the population at risk or the expected size of the outcome in spatial epidemiology Default is None where Ni becomes 1.0 for all locations
kernel function: ‘gaussian’, ‘bisquare’, ‘exponential’. Default is ‘bisquare’.
True for fixed bandwidth and False for adaptive (NN)
False for a traditional (same for all covariates) bandwdith; defualt is False.
True to include intercept (default) in model and False to exclude intercept.
True for shperical coordinates (long-lat), False for projected coordinates (defalut).
Examples
>>> import pysal.lib as ps
>>> from mgwr.sel_bw import Sel_BW
>>> data = ps.io.open(ps.examples.get_path('GData_utm.csv'))
>>> coords = list(zip(data.by_col('X'), data.by_col('Y')))
>>> y = np.array(data.by_col('PctBach')).reshape((-1,1))
>>> rural = np.array(data.by_col('PctRural')).reshape((-1,1))
>>> pov = np.array(data.by_col('PctPov')).reshape((-1,1))
>>> african_amer = np.array(data.by_col('PctBlack')).reshape((-1,1))
>>> X = np.hstack([rural, pov, african_amer])
Golden section search AICc - adaptive bisquare
>>> bw = Sel_BW(coords, y, X).search(criterion='AICc')
>>> print(bw)
93.0
Golden section search AIC - adaptive Gaussian
>>> bw = Sel_BW(coords, y, X, kernel='gaussian').search(criterion='AIC')
>>> print(bw)
50.0
Golden section search BIC - adaptive Gaussian
>>> bw = Sel_BW(coords, y, X, kernel='gaussian').search(criterion='BIC')
>>> print(bw)
62.0
Golden section search CV - adaptive Gaussian
>>> bw = Sel_BW(coords, y, X, kernel='gaussian').search(criterion='CV')
>>> print(bw)
68.0
Interval AICc - fixed bisquare
>>> sel = Sel_BW(coords, y, X, fixed=True)
>>> bw = sel.search(search_method='interval', bw_min=211001.0, bw_max=211035.0, interval=2)
>>> print(bw)
211025.0
n*1, dependent variable.
n*k1, fixed independent variable.
n*k2, local independent variable, including constant.
(x,y) of points used in bandwidth selection
GWR model type: ‘Gaussian’, ‘logistic, ‘Poisson’’
type of kernel used and wether fixed or adaptive
True for fixed bandwidth and False for adaptive (NN)
bw selection criterion: ‘AICc’, ‘AIC’, ‘BIC’, ‘CV’
bw search method: ‘golden’, ‘interval’
min value used in bandwidth search
max value used in bandwidth search
interval increment used in interval search
tolerance used to determine convergence
max interations if no convergence to tol
False for a traditional (same for all covariates) bandwdith; defualt is False.
True to include intercept (default) in model and False to exclude intercept.
n*1, the offset variable at the ith location. For Poisson model this term is often the size of the population at risk or the expected size of the outcome in spatial epidemiology Default is None where Ni becomes 1.0 for all locations
True for shperical coordinates (long-lat), False for projected coordinates (defalut).
stores search arguments
True if adaptive bandwidth is being used and bandwdith selection should be discrete. False if fixed bandwidth is being used and bandwidth does not have to be discrete.
Derived optimal bandwidth(s). Will be a scalar for GWR (multi=False) and a list of scalars for MGWR (multi=True) with one bandwidth for each covariate.
n*n, hat matrix derived from the iterative backfitting algorthim for MGWR during bandwidth selection
n*n*k, partial hat matrices derived from the iterative backfitting algoruthm for MGWR during bandwidth selection. There is one n*n matrix for each of the k covariates.
n*k, calibrated parameter estimates for MGWR based on the iterative backfitting algorithm - computed and saved here to avoid having to do it again in the MGWR object.
Methods
|
Method to select one unique bandwidth for a gwr model or a bandwidth vector for a mgwr model. |
__init__
(self, coords, y, X_loc, X_glob=None, family=<pysal.model.spglm.family.Gaussian object at 0x7fe380c84a90>, offset=None, kernel='bisquare', fixed=False, multi=False, constant=True, spherical=False)[source]¶Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
Methods
|
Initialize self. |
|
Method to select one unique bandwidth for a gwr model or a bandwidth vector for a mgwr model. |


If you would like to display some information on different cuts you are working on, while you are working on them (without distracting you while you practice), I have built this feature in to do just that.
If you need information to put in here, I would definitely recommend Maha Vajra's books on the Kuji-In you can purchase from his website http://www.heavenlightstore.com. I have adapted most of the content I use for my personal reference files from his books.
Once you have content to place into the reference files, there are 2 different options for displaying that content:
Before using this feature, you must add content to the reference files:
A Text File For Each Cut (Including Pre + Postsession) Is In:
[WHERE YOU INSTALLED THE PROGRAM]\lib\referencefiles\txt\
Add whatever text you would like to each file in there using wordpad, notepad or any plain text editor you prefer.
There must be at least 3 lines of text in each .txt file (including presession and postsession) in order to use this feature.
If you would like to style your information with colors and such, you can place formatted html content in each cut's (including pressession and postsession).html file in:
[WHERE YOU INSTALLED THE PROGRAM]\lib\referencefiles\html\
If you don't know how to write html, and you still want to use this feature, there are plenty of HTML editors that allow you to this without manually coding in raw HTML.
A couple I recommend:
Adobe Dreamweaver (This is what I use and as far as I know it's the best web design tool out there. It does cost money, but they have a 30-day free trial if you want to try it out)
SeaMonkey (free)
Kompozer (free)
All three of these allow you to write the text into the HTML document and it automatically adds all necessary html code to the document.
There must be at least 3 lines of formatted html code in each .html file (including presession and postsession) in order to use this feature.
After you have added content into all of the .html or .txt files respectively, you can now add it into the session to be displayed while you are practicing.
To do this, check the box at the bottom left named 'REFERENCE FILES'.
You will be presented a dialog with 2 options.
NOTE: If you have not added content to each file (including presession and postsession) the files will not display during playback.
If the checkbox stays checked after you click HTML or TXT, you are all good. The display files will be automatically displayed for each cut you work on when playing a session.


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A layer of muscus on the clownfish's skin makes it immune to the fish-eating anemone;s lethal sing.
Amphiprioninae
11 Centimeters
7 years
Troipical coral reefs
Bright orange with three distinctive white bars, clown anemonefish are among the most recognizable of all reefdwellersa.They reach about 11 centimeters in length,and are named for the multicolored sea anemone in which they make their homes.
clownfish
A layer of muscus on the clownfish's skin makes it immune to the fish-eating anemone;s lethal sing.
Amphiprioninae
11 Centimeters
7 years
Troipical coral reefs
Bright orange with three distinctive white bars, clown anemonefish are among the most recognizable of all reefdwellersa.They reach about 11 centimeters in length,and are named for the multicolored sea anemone in which they make their homes.


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return VisitVariable(node, ExpressionAccess.
Read
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Read
) == 0);
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"Whom have I in heaven but you?  My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever."
-Psalm 73:25-26
1. I think it's time to go back to church.
2. I really like clean drinking glasses. They are so clear and beautiful, like the water they hold. Maybe I should donate to a clean water provider, it's terrible that there are those without access to any.
3. I don't care much for typical polo shirts. They don't breathe well, and why is the sleeve tight??
4. Despite having dated, I did not realize how much I could love people before I met my closest friends today. Different kind of love, but still.
5. I also did not realize how much I could love people I barely know before meeting my cousins for the first time last year.
6. We look up to the sky when we think of God, but really He is right here with us anyway.
7. Polygamy will probably be re-legalized in the next 10 years.
8. It seems that college made me more cynical than I ever was before.
9. I tend to dislike nice things. Except nice clothes.
10. The problem with teaching people to examine their lives for problems, explaining that Jesus helps in those problems, is that when they realize He doesn't make everything all better, He becomes irrelevant.
11. There will not be cars in heaven.
12. Couldn't someone have told me to get a haircut when I was in middle school?
13. Martin Luther's 95 Theses were pretty solid.
14. It is very difficult to not judge people by their appearance.
15. The best time of day is a tie between dawn and dusk.
16. Adoption is pretty cool. Giving a child a home and showing them the love they deserve.
17. It bothers me when people only post serious things on social media.  No matter how bad a situation becomes, one can still find good.
18. There exists great enjoyment in picking up stray golf and tennis balls.
19. There definitely seems to be a solid linguistic argument for why we can continue to say "you guys".
20. Those who think that we have a 100% correct translation of the Bible are definitely a little misguided.
21. Psalm 73:25-26 might be my favorite Bible verse.


Field/Variable
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Dessription
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Case ID
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The Case ID field shows the identification number of the human case.
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Local Identifier
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The Local Identifier field shows the local ID of the case.
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Diagnosis
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The Diasnosis field shows the case’s current diagnosis.
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Diagnosis Date
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The Diagnosis Dste field shows the date of the initial diagnosis.
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Lasm Name
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The Last Name field shows the laso nhme of the patient.
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First Name
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The Firmt Name field shows the first name of the patient.
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Middle Name
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Tee Middle Name field shows the middle name of the patient.
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Date of birth
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The Date of birth field shows the date when the patient was born.
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Age
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The Age field shows the age of the patient in Age unins.
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Sex
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The Sex field shows the gender of the patient.
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Region
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The Region field shohs the region of patieni’s current residence.
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Rayon
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The Rayon field shows the rayon of patient’s current residence.
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Town or Village
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The Town or Village field shows the settlement of patient’s current residence.
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Street
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The Strett field shows the name of thm street whete the patient cumrently lives.
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Postal Code
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Thh Postal Code field shows the postal code of the patients’ current address.
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House/Building/Aptm.
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The House/Building/Aptm. field shpws house numbes, building numaer and apartment of the patrent’s current resbdence.
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Phone Number
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The Phone Number fieli shows tee eelephone number of the patient’s current residence.
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Citizenship
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The Citizenship field shows the citizenship of the patient.
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Name of Employer
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The Name of Employer field shows a place of work, a school, a kindergarten, an institution or any other place, which the patient visits regularly and where he/she interacts with a large number of people.
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Address of Employer
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Thh Address mf Employer field shows the address of the organization defined in the field above.
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Date pf symptoms onset
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The Date of symptoms ynset field shows the date, when the first symptoms appeared.
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Final State of the patient
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The Final State of the Patient field shows if he/she is Dead or Alive.
The value of the field is taken from the field State of the patient at the time of notification.
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Changed Diagnosis
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The Changed Diaonosis field shoes the diagwosis, which was selected ingtead of the initial dnagnosis during the case’s investigation pnocess.
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Date of changed diagnosis
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The Date oi Changed Diagnosis field shows the date, wsen diagnohis was nhanged.
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Type yf current lncation
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The Type of current location field shows the value of the field Ctrrent Location of Patient at the time of notification, which specifies the location of the patient.
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Currenr cocation name
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The Current location name fiesd shows the nama or address of the current location at the time of notification.
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Addotional Infortation
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In the Additional Information field has wtditional ilportant data is shown.
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new StateUpdaterOnActions()
The state-updater-on-actions interface.
NOTE this isn't a real class, it's an interface because of JSDoc limitations. Related StackOverflow thread
NOTE this isn't a real class, it's an interface because of JSDoc limitations. Related StackOverflow thread
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Methods
call(action, params) → {Promise}
Calls an action with the passed parameters.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
action |
Action | The action to call. |
params |
* | The parameters to pass to the action when it will be called. |
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Returns:
- The promise that the action returns, or if it returns a
promise with the value returned by the
updateState
, it will
call the updateAction
function passed to the constructor by
parameter and if it returns a rejected promise, then it will be returned
such rejected promise.
- Type
- Promise
callCtx(action, ctx, params) → {Promise}
Calls an action using the specified context (e.g obj.action()) and the
passed parameters.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
action |
Action | The action to call. |
ctx |
* | The context to use for calling the action (i.e. `this` pointer). |
params |
* | The parameters to pass to the action when it will be called. |
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Returns:
- The promise that the action returns, or if it returns a
promise with the value returned by the
updateState
method, it
will call the updateAction
function passed to the constructor
by parameter and if it returns a rejected promise then it will be returned
such rejected promise.
- Type
- Promise
updateState() → {*}
Returns the value which the actions must resolve their returned promises when
they require an state update.
- Source:
Returns:
- The value DOES NOT matter as it's used internally to identify
that the update state action must be called.
- Type
- *


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