Maksim, developer of ClickHouse.
1. Introduction.
2. ClickHouse SQL.
3. High Level architecture.
4. Analyzer.
5. Planner.
We have a lot of powerful SQL features. But when we combine them together, query analysis becomes extremely complex.
In old infrastructure there is complex internal logic based on AST rewriting.
No natural support for scoping, aliases, lambdas.
There is no specification for ClickHouse SQL extensions.
No clean separation between query Analysis and Planning.
Support for JOINs is not ideal, some features are not supported because we do not have enought semantic information (Indexes, PREWHERE).
Redesign and reimplement query analysis and planning stage.
Extension of standard SQL.
Support almost all standard SQL features. Example: Scalar/Non-scalar subqueries, JOINs, CTEs.
Support a lot of specific and useful ordinary and aggregate functions.
The most important features:
1. Aliases.
2. Arrays, ARRAY JOIN, lambdas.
3. Composite types and compound expressions.
4. Matchers.
5. Column transformers.
Standard SQL does not allow to reuse aliases in query.
In our extension aliases can be defined and reused in any part of the query.
This can lead to huge query simplification for complex queries with a lot of expressions.
SELECT 1 AS a, a;
┌─a─┬─a─┐
│ 1 │ 1 │
└───┴───┘
SELECT a, 1 AS a;
┌─a─┬─a─┐
│ 1 │ 1 │
└───┴───┘
Assume that you want to compute some complex expressions expr_1, expr_2, and use them in query:
SELECT expr_1, expr_2, expr_1 / expr_2 FROM test_table
WHERE expr_1 > 0
ORDER BY expr_2;
The only portable solution in standard SQL is to move expressions to subquery:
SELECT expr_1, expr_2, expr_1 / expr_2 FROM
(SELECT expr_1, expr_2 FROM test_table)
WHERE expr_1 > 0
ORDER BY expr_2;
Readability can be additionally improved using CTE:
WITH test_table_updated AS
(SELECT expr_1, expr_2 FROM test_table)
SELECT expr_1, expr_2, expr_1 / expr_2 FROM test_table_updated
WHERE expr_1 > 0
ORDER BY expr_2;
In ClickHouse we can just use aliases:
SELECT expr_1 AS a, expr_2 AS b, a / b FROM test_table
WHERE a > 0
ORDER BY b;
Aliases will work with any expressions:
SELECT 1 AS a, 2 AS b, a / b FROM numbers(1);
┌─a─┬─b─┬─divide(a, b)─┐
│ 1 │ 2 │ 0.5 │
└───┴───┴──────────────┘
SELECT (1 + 1) AS a, 2 AS b, a / b FROM numbers(1);
┌─a─┬─b─┬─divide(a, b)─┐
│ 2 │ 2 │ 1 │
└───┴───┴──────────────┘
SELECT (SELECT 1) AS a, (SELECT 2) AS b, a / b FROM numbers(1);
┌─a─┬─b─┬─divide(a, b)─┐
│ 1 │ 2 │ 0.5 │
└───┴───┴──────────────┘
Asssume we have some complex expression expr, and we have func_1 and func_2. And we want to reuse expr, to simplify query:
SELECT func_1(expr) / func_2(expr) FROM test_table;
Give it alias, because they can be defined in any place of the query:
SELECT func_1(expr_1 AS value) / func_2(value) FROM test_table;
Or we can reuse common expressions in WITH statement:
WITH expr_1 AS value
SELECT func_1(value) / func_2(value) FROM test_table;
ClickHouse SQL is extension on top of standard SQL. Reusing expressions in WITH does not break standard SQL CTEs:
WITH updated_test_table AS (SELECT id FROM test_table),
expr_1 AS value,
SELECT func_1(value) / func_2(value) FROM updated_test_table;
Expressions can be used in any part of the query:
SELECT number FROM numbers(10) LIMIT (SELECT 1) + (SELECT 1);
┌─number─┐
│ 0 │
│ 1 │
└────────┘
A lot of features to help work with arrays:
1. ARRAY JOIN.
2. Special functions to work with arrays.
3. Special arrayJoin function.
SELECT [1, 2, 3] AS array, arrayReduce('sum', array);
┌─array───┬─arrayReduce('sum', array)─┐
│ [1,2,3] │ 6 │
└─────────┴───────────────────────────┘
SELECT number, array_element FROM numbers(2)
ARRAY JOIN [1,2,3] AS array_element;
┌─number─┬─array_element─┐
│ 0 │ 1 │
│ 0 │ 2 │
│ 0 │ 3 │
│ 1 │ 1 │
│ 1 │ 2 │
│ 1 │ 3 │
└────────┴───────────────┘
Extract Perf metrics for specific query from query log:
SELECT PE.Names AS ProfileEventName, PE.Values AS ProfileEventValue
FROM system.query_log ARRAY JOIN ProfileEvents AS PE
WHERE query_id='344b07d9-9d7a-48f0-a17e-6f5f6f3d61f5'
AND ProfileEventName LIKE 'Perf%';
┌─ProfileEventName─────────────┬─ProfileEventValue─┐
│ PerfCpuCycles │<PHONE_NUMBER>4 │
│ PerfInstructions │<PHONE_NUMBER>3 │
│ PerfCacheReferences │<PHONE_NUMBER> │
│ PerfCacheMisses │ 146570206 │
│ PerfBranchInstructions │<PHONE_NUMBER> │
│ PerfBranchMisses │ 259531879 │
│ PerfStalledCyclesFrontend │ 813419527 │
│ PerfStalledCyclesBackend │<PHONE_NUMBER>2 │
│ PerfCpuClock │<PHONE_NUMBER>4 │
│ PerfTaskClock │<PHONE_NUMBER>5 │
│ PerfContextSwitches │ 3009 │
...
│ PerfInstructionTLBReferences │ 1344998 │
│ PerfInstructionTLBMisses │ 181635 │
└──────────────────────────────┴───────────────────┘
Can be arguments to high-order functions:
SELECT arrayMap(x -> x + 1, [1, 2, 3]) AS array_map;
┌─array_map─┐
│ [2,3,4] │
└───────────┘
Can capture columns from outside scope:
SELECT number, arrayMap(x -> x + number, [1, 2, 3]) AS array_map
FROM numbers(3);
┌─number─┬─array_map─┐
│ 0 │ [1,2,3] │
│ 1 │ [2,3,4] │
│ 2 │ [3,4,5] │
└────────┴───────────┘
ClickHouse supports composite types Tuple, JSON:
CREATE TABLE points (point Tuple(x UInt64, y UInt64))
ENGINE=MergeTree ORDER BY point;
INSERT INTO points VALUES ((0, 0)), ((1, 1)), ((2, 2));
SELECT point.x, point.y FROM points;
┌─point.x─┬─point.y─┐
│ 0 │ 0 │
│ 1 │ 1 │
│ 2 │ 2 │
└─────────┴─────────┘
Functions can return composite types.
Function simpleLinearRegression returns coefficients k and b, of the resulting line y = k * x + b:
SELECT simpleLinearRegression(point.x, point.y) FROM points;
┌─simpleLinearRegression(point.x, point.y)─┐
│ (1,0) │
└──────────────────────────────────────────┘
Select all columns:
SELECT * FROM hits;
Select only specific subset of columns:
SELECT COLUMNS('ParsedParams.*')  APPLY toString FROM hits;
SELECT COLUMNS(WatchID) APPLY x -> toString(x) FROM hits;
Query analysis for our non standard SQL is extremely complex.
When so many flexible features start to work together, there are non trivial ways how you can combine them:
SELECT value_3, value AS value_2, 1 AS value_1, value_2 AS value_3;
SELECT point AS point_alias, point_alias.x FROM points;
SELECT point.x FROM (SELECT point FROM points);
SELECT point.* APPLY toString FROM points;
SELECT untuple(point) AS value_untuple, value_untuple FROM points;
Support of some features for JOINs was not ideal:
1. Multiple JOINs are rewritten into subqueries. These lead to name clashing, missing aliases, and a lot of missing optimizations.
2. Indexes does not work for JOINs (KeyCondition, Skipping Indexes).
3. PREWHERE does not work for JOINs.
4. FINAL, SAMPLE BY does not work for JOINs.
1. Analysis infrastructure is responsible for query analysis stage. Input is AST output is QueryTree.
2. Planner is responsible for query planning. Input is QueryTree output is QueryPlan.
3. Most optimizations are done on query plan level. Input is QueryPlan output is QueryPipeline.
Query Tree data structure:
1. Contains all semantic information that is necessary to execute query.
2. Interface between Analyzer and Planner.
3. Build from AST.
4. Can be converted back to valid AST.
Query Tree has following nodes:
1. Identifier.
2. Matchers (Asterisk, COLUMNS). Column transformers.
3. Constants.
4. Functions. Lambdas.
5. Table Expressions (Query, Union, Table, Table Function, JOIN, ARRAY JOIN).
6. Columns. Each column contain pointer its source (Lambda, Table expression).
Infrastructure is build around passes (IQueryTreePass). Inspired by LLVM.
QueryAnalysis is first and the most important pass.
We should create new passes only if optimization or feature is impossible or inconvenient to implement on top of query plan.
Example of good passes are predicate rewrite, some aggregate functions optimizations.
Introspection is done with EXPLAIN QUERY TREE system query.
Query analysis pass is responsible for query analysis and validation.
All identifier and matcher nodes are resolved.
All functions, lambdas are resolved. Constant folding is performed.
All subqueries are resolved. Constant folding is performed if needed.
Projection columns are calculated for Query node.
Query is validated.
EXPLAIN QUERY TREE run_passes = 0 SELECT id, value FROM test_table;
┌─explain──────────────────────────────────────┐
│ QUERY id: 0 │
│ PROJECTION │
│ LIST id: 1, nodes: 2 │
│ IDENTIFIER id: 2, identifier: id │
│ IDENTIFIER id: 3, identifier: value │
│ JOIN TREE │
│ IDENTIFIER id: 4, identifier: test_table │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────┘
EXPLAIN QUERY TREE run_passes = 1 SELECT id, value FROM test_table;
┌─explain───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ QUERY id: 0 │
│ PROJECTION COLUMNS │
│ id UInt64 │
│ value String │
│ PROJECTION │
│ LIST id: 1, nodes: 2 │
│ COLUMN id: 2, column_name: id, result_type: UInt64, source_id: 3 │
│ COLUMN id: 4, column_name: value, result_type: String, source_id: 3 │
│ JOIN TREE │
│ TABLE id: 3, table_name: default.test_table │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
EXPLAIN QUERY TREE dump_ast = 1 SELECT id, value FROM test_table;
┌─explain───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ QUERY id: 0 │
│ PROJECTION COLUMNS │
│ id UInt64 │
│ value String │
│ PROJECTION │
│ LIST id: 1, nodes: 2 │
│ COLUMN id: 2, column_name: id, result_type: UInt64, source_id: 3 │
│ COLUMN id: 4, column_name: value, result_type: String, source_id: 3 │
│ JOIN TREE │
│ TABLE id: 3, table_name: default.test_table │
│ │
│ SELECT │
│ default.test_table.id AS id, │
│ default.test_table.value AS value │
│ FROM default.test_table │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
EXPLAIN QUERY TREE SELECT arrayMap(x -> x, [1]) FROM test_table;
┌─explain───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ QUERY id: 0 │
│ PROJECTION COLUMNS │
│ arrayMap(lambda(tuple(x), x), [1]) Array(UInt8) │
│ PROJECTION │
│ LIST id: 1, nodes: 1 │
│ FUNCTION id: 2, function_name: arrayMap, function_type: ordinary, result_type: Array(UInt8) │
│ ARGUMENTS │
│ LIST id: 3, nodes: 2 │
│ LAMBDA id: 4 │
│ ARGUMENTS │
│ LIST id: 5, nodes: 1 │
│ COLUMN id: 6, column_name: x, result_type: UInt8, source_id: 4 │
│ EXPRESSION │
│ COLUMN id: 6, column_name: x, result_type: UInt8, source_id: 4 │
│ CONSTANT id: 7, constant_value: Array_[UInt64_1], constant_value_type: Array(UInt8) │
│ JOIN TREE │
│ TABLE id: 8, table_name: default.test_table │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
EXPLAIN QUERY TREE dump_passes = 1 SELECT id, value FROM test_table;
┌─explain───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Pass 1 QueryAnalysis - Resolve type for each query expression. ... │
│ Pass 2 FunctionToSubcolumns - Rewrite function to subcolumns, ... │
│ Pass 3 CountDistinct - Optimize single countDistinct into ... │
│ Pass 4 RewriteAggregateFunctionWithIf - Rewrite aggregate ... │
│ Pass 5 SumIfToCountIf - Rewrite sum(if) and sumIf into countIf ... │
│ ... │
│ Pass 20 ConvertOrLikeChain - Replaces all the 'or's with ... │
│ Pass 21 LogicalExpressionOptimizer - Transform equality chain ... │
│ Pass 22 GroupingFunctionsResolvePass - Resolve GROUPING ... │
│ Pass 23 AutoFinalOnQueryPass - Automatically applies final ... │
│ Pass 24 CrossToInnerJoin - Replace CROSS JOIN with INNER JOIN ... │
│ Pass 25 ShardNumColumnToFunctionPass - Rewrite _shard_num ... │
│ QUERY id: 0 │
│ PROJECTION COLUMNS │
│ id UInt64 │
│ value String │
│ PROJECTION │
│ LIST id: 1, nodes: 2 │
│ COLUMN id: 2, column_name: id, result_type: UInt64, source_id: 3 │
│ COLUMN id: 4, column_name: value, result_type: String, source_id: 3 │
│ JOIN TREE │
│ TABLE id: 3, table_name: default.test_table │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Additionally new query analysis infrastructure brings a lot of new features.
Lambdas, compound expressions, matchers, column transformers are now natural part of the language.
Similar how aliases can help you reuse expressions, standalone lambdas can help you reuse functions:
WITH (x -> x + 1) AS plusOne SELECT plusOne(1)
┌─plusOne(1)─┐
│ 2 │
└────────────┘
Additionally lambdas can:
1. Take other lambdas as argument.
2. Call other lambdas.
WITH ((inner_function, argument) -> inner_function(argument)) AS evaluate
SELECT evaluate(x -> x + 1, 1) AS function_call;
┌─function_call─┐
│ 2 │
└───────────────┘
WITH ((inner_function, argument) -> inner_function(argument)) AS evaluate,
(x -> x + 1) AS plusOne
SELECT evaluate(plusOne, 1) AS function_call;
┌─function_call─┐
│ 2 │
└───────────────┘
Compound expressions can be aliased and reused as any ordinary expression:
WITH simpleLinearRegression(point.x, point.y) AS coefficients
SELECT coefficients.k, coefficients.b FROM points;
┌─coefficients.k─┬─coefficients.b─┐
│ 1 │ 0 │
└────────────────┴────────────────┘
Matchers and column transformers can be combined with compound expressions.
Extemely helpful for working with multiple nested layers, JSON type, compound expressions.
WITH cast(tuple(1, 1), 'Tuple(x UInt64, y UInt64)') AS point
SELECT point.*, point.* APPLY toString;
┌─point.x─┬─point.y─┬─toString(point.x)─┬─toString(point.y)─┐
│ 1 │ 1 │ 1 │ 1 │
└─────────┴─────────┴───────────────────┴───────────────────┘
Our old infrastructure for query analysis and planning, was too tight together. That lead to development slowdown, obscure bugs.
We decided to redesign and reimplement our query planning layer that will work with query tree.
Main goal is separation of query analysis and planning.
Because of separation of query analysis and planning. New planner is much easier to understand, because it does only one thing, make initial query plan.
Planning steps:
1. Collect table expression data. For each table expression information about columns that must be read, and mapping from column to unique identifier is performed.
2. Prepare sets for special IN function and its variations.
3. Build query plan for JOIN TREE part of query.
4. Build expression actions chain, and finalize it. This steps allows to not recompute already evaluated expressions.
5. Build other steps of query plan. (Sorting, Aggregation, Window functions).
All stages are fully documented.
Multiple ARRAY JOINS are supported.
Multiple JOINS are supported without rewriting them to subqueries.
SAMPLE BY, FINAL, indexes, PREWHERE are supported for JOINS.
Improved distributed JOINs support.
This allows to work with nested arrays hiearchies:
SELECT number, nested_array, nested_array_element FROM numbers(1)
ARRAY JOIN [[1,2,3], [4, 5]] AS nested_array
ARRAY JOIN nested_array AS nested_array_element;
┌─number─┬─nested_array─┬─nested_array_element─┐
│ 0 │ [1,2,3] │ 1 │
│ 0 │ [1,2,3] │ 2 │
│ 0 │ [1,2,3] │ 3 │
│ 0 │ [4,5] │ 4 │
│ 0 │ [4,5] │ 5 │
└────────┴──────────────┴──────────────────────┘
SAMPLE can be specified for any table expression in JOIN TREE:
SELECT t1.id, t2.id
FROM test_table_join_1 AS t1 SAMPLE 1/2
INNER JOIN test_table_join_2 AS t2 SAMPLE 1/2 ON t1.id = t2.id;
FINAL by now can be specified for any table expression in JOIN TREE:
SELECT t1.id, t2.id, t1.value, t2.value
FROM test_table_join_1 AS t1 FINAL
INNER JOIN test_table_join_2 AS t2 FINAL ON t1.id = t2.id;
Without JOINs rewriting to subqueries, now we can build better plan for distributed JOINs.
Distributed JOINs with multiple distributed tables and distributed_product_mode = local can be directly processed on shards.
On low-level expressions are represented in DAG that has input, function, constant, alias types of node. Example:
DAG is used as internal data structure.
DAG creation from query tree is simple and fast.
DAG is compact, lightweight, and it is easy to use it for indexes and low-level optimizations (Constants and prepared sets are part of DAG).
Reimplement all index analysis to ActionsDAG.
ActionsDAG is used for all indexes analysis (Key Condition, Skipping Indexes). Interfaces are refactored.
Index analysis component has interface where INPUT is predicate expression dag, key expression dag, OUTPUT is stack of RPN elements.
Key Condition, Skiping Indexes work for JOINs almost without any modifications.
For big queries or queries with a lot of JOINs there are significant performance improvements from 1.15 to 5 times.
In new infrastructure, now it is possible to:
1. Implement features that we could not do on top of old infrastructure: JOINs CBO reordering, correlated subqueries.
2. Provide better standard SQL support or compatibility with other DBMSs. Example: UNNEST, TABLESAMPLE, QUALIFY, Recursive CTE.
Thanks to Dmitry Novik, Vladimir Cherkasov, Igor Nikonov, Yakov Olkhovskiy, Smita Kulkarni, Nikolai Kochetov.
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1. Separate of query analysis and planning, gives us ability to scale development and develop new features much faster.
2. Significant performance improvements for huge queries, or queries with multiple JOINs.
3. Improved JOINs support.
4. A lot of new features.
5. Fixed a ton of bugs, related to identifiers resolution, query planning, JOINs rewriting.


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The Outdoor Girls in Florida
by Laura Lee Hope
Chapter XVI: "Suspicious Characters"
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Hope, L. L. (1913) The Outdoor Girls in Florida. New York: Grosset & Dunlap.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 2.2
- Word Count: 1,559
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: florida stories, the outdoor girls in florida
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"What shall we do?" whispered Grace, glancing at Betty, who stood at the wheel, seemingly as calm and unperturbed as though she had the Gem out for a little run on Rainbow Lake. "Oh, what shall we do?"
"Do?" echoed Mollie. "Wait until there's something to be done, of course."
"But those men—they are heading right for us, and we don't know them!"
"And we didn't know Mr. Belton when he came to our rescue," replied Mollie. "So that doesn't count."
"But neither of these men is Mr. Belton," went on Grace. "Oh, I don't like Florida as much as I thought I would!"
"I'm sorry," spoke Amy gently.
"I—I didn't mean just that, my dear," answered Grace impulsively. "But they are heading for us, Betty."
"Of course they are," said the Little Captain.
"But that doesn't mean I am going to stop for them."
"Betty Nelson! Do you mean that you aren't going to stop?" gasped Grace.
"That's what I do mean. I don't see why we should halt our boat just because two strange men signal us. Indeed I'm not going to!" and Betty turned on more power. She gazed straight ahead as though she did not see the men in the approaching craft, who were now wildly waving their hands, and turning their rather disreputable-looking craft in the direction of the Gem.
"Betty Nelson! You're just splendid!" cried Grace impulsively as she moved forward and threw her arms about her chum. "I wish I had your courage!"
"Don't hug me too tightly," begged Betty with a laugh. "I may have to steer out of their way."
Indeed it did seem so, for the other craft was coming about so as to almost cross the bows of the boat of the outdoor girls. Then one of the men called:
"I say, young ladies, will you stop a minute? We want to speak to you."
Betty never turned her head, but gazed on down the river as though intent on not grounding on a sand bar, or running into an alligator. Her chums followed her example, but Grace could not forbear giving the men one glance.
"They're talking together," she reported in a low voice.
"Let 'em talk—as long as they don't talk to us," answered Mollie.
The men seemed to have decided on something after a conference, for the one who had first hailed the girls now called again:
"I say, young ladies, we don't mean to be impolite or to bother you, but we're looking for a boat, and—"
"This boat isn't for sale," said Betty in non-committal tones. "We have no time to stop."
"But you don't understand," cried the man, seemingly growing desperate. "One of our boats was taken last night by a young fellow, and he came down the river. We followed him, but we must have passed him in the night. Now we're on our way back. He may have hid in some bayou, and be on his way down farther up stream. All we wanted to know was if you had seen a tall young fellow, with blue eyes, in a small skiff?"
Betty returned no answer. It was not a question, strictly speaking. The men had merely said they wanted to know, and Betty saw no reason for gratifying their "want."
"Hey, can't you stop and answer a civil question?" cried the second man, and his voice was angry. "If you don't we may—"
Betty's cheeks flushed. Without turning her head she answered:
"You'd better be careful how you make threats. We are from Mr. Stonington's orange grove, and Mr. Hammond—"
"There, I knew you'd make a mess of it, Bill!" said the other man—the one who had first spoken—and he turned accusingly to his companion.
"Well, I don't care—why don't they answer? I'll wager they've seen that fellow and won't tell."
"Why shouldn't they tell?" asked the first man in a low voice, but he forgot how well even low tones carry over the water. "They are strangers here I am certain. They can't know 'The Loon,' and so we're perfectly safe in questionin' 'em."
"Yes, but they won't answer. Git over closer and maybe we can make 'em!"
"Oh!" gasped Grace, startled.
"They'd better not try!" cried Mollie with a sparkle in her eyes. "We're not very far from home, and this boat can go twice as fast as theirs."
"Don't be alarmed," said Betty. "I've got some speed in reserve yet."
The men consulted together again. They had put their boat about now, and were coming down after the Gem. But it was easy to see they had no speed.
"I say!" called out the man who had first hailed. "Won't you tell us if you've seen a ragged lad in a boat? We don't mean any harm. Just stop a minute!"
"We have no time!" said Betty sharply, "and if you persist in following us—"
"Say, look here!" blustered the second man, "if you gals don't—"
"Now let up on that line, Bill!" cautioned the other. "We don't mean any harm," he proceeded. "My friend here is a bit rough—"
"I'm no rougher than you!" retorted his companion.
"We're willing to pay for the information," went on the first man. "It won't take but a minute—"
But Betty stayed to hear no more. She opened wide the throttle of her motor, and the Gem shot ahead, leaving the other craft far behind. There was some evidence in the quicker staccato exhaust of the pursuing boat that the occupants tried to get more speed out of her, but they failed, and a little later Amy, turning around, saw them circling back up stream.
One man stood up and shook his fist vindictively at the girls. Grace gasped as she saw this.
"Oh, I am sure they mean us some harm!" she cried.
"Nonsense!" asserted Betty.
"But if we come out again?" Amy suggested.
"I think we will take one of the young men from the orange crate factory," suggested Mollie. "Mr. Hammond will spare us one, I'm sure, and it would be too bad if we had to give up our trips on the river just because some men are hunting a fugitive."
"And I wonder what they want of him?" asked Grace. "He seemed harmless enough."
"They said he had their boat," supplied Amy.
"Yes, that was probably to escape in," suggested Grace. "He was going for help for someone. Maybe a friend of his was hurt. I wish someone could take help to my brother. Oh, it's dreadful to think he may be in need of it, and that we are unable to get to him."
"It certainly is," agreed Betty. "But fretting will do no good. We may have news of him any time now."
A little later the girls tied up at the orange grove dock. They made light of their adventures, even the one with the sea cow, and did not mention the ragged youth at all, except to say a stranger had recovered their boat for them.
"For there is no need of telling too many persons that we saw him," said Betty later. "Some of the hands might hear of it and, without meaning to, betray his secret."
"But we don't know where he went," said Grace.
"No, and I don't want to—then we can't tell under any circumstances. We'll just keep quiet about it."
For a day or so the girls did not venture far from the bungalow on the river, but soon they tired of comparative inactivity and planned a little cruise, down stream this time, past Lake Chad, and up another river that emptied into it.
"But you'd better take one of my young helpers along," suggested Mr. Hammond, when the girls made known their plan. "There have been a couple of suspicious characters hanging around of late, and I don't want you to take any chances. I'll give you a young fellow you can depend on."


In the real world we are surrounded by objects. Your computer is an object, your car is an object, your watch is an object. All the objects have their own characteristics and behaviors. Some objects are of the same kind and can be grouped together to form a category. The car is a good example. Your car, your wife's car and your neighbor's car belong to the category car. A car object will always have the following characteristics: maker, color, model name and so on. A car object will also always have some common actions/behaviors, such as: going forward, backing up, turning, stoping, changing gears, horning. Object oriented programming (OOP), as the name says, is based on the concept of objects. An object stores its state/characteristics in variables and exposes its behavior through methods. Using the car again as example, the brand would be an attribute stored in a variable and the action of horning would be the horn method. As mentioned before, many objects have similar characteristics and behaviors and it makes sense to group them together. In OOP, the objects can be "grouped/categorized" by using classes. A class is a blueprint or a template to build/create objects. The class defines the common variables and methods of the objects which implement that same class. When an object is created, we say it is an instance of a class. An instance is a specific object built from a specific class. Now that we have already talked about class, let's go back to our car example. The figure below shows how the real life object is mapped in terms of OOP. The car category is a class, that can have many different objects, like my_car, wife_car, neighbor_car. All these objects are instances of the car class, all of them have the variable color and all of them can horn through the method horn. Note that instance variables are different from local variables. Instance variables live within a class instance, so as long as that instance exists, so will the instance variables. Instance variables can be accessed/referenced from any method of the class they belong to. Now it is time to see how the code for a Car class would look like. This an example of Ruby language. class Car def initialize(maker, color, model) @maker = maker @color = color @model = model end def horn p “Beep-beep" end end The code above is creating the Class Car, initializing the instance variables and defining the method horn. Now, let's create a Car object: moms_car = Car.new("BMW", "black", "X1") my_car= Car.new("Hyundai", "white", "Elantra") Here we passed as arguments the value for the instance variables, that are the characteristics of the cars. Now, what if I want to horn my_car? Just call the method for the object: 2.0.0-p451 :267 > my_car.horn "Beep-beep" Cool, isn't? This was my brief explanation about classes, there is a whole world to be explored about classes and objects, this is the very start! I hope you enjoyed the reading!


Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born. Here are Ghanian day names.
Kwasi,Kwadwo,Kwabena,Kwaku,Yaw,Kofi,Kwame
Akosua,Adwoa,Abenaa,Akua,Yaa,Afua,Ama
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Bello inches closer to second term - The Nation Newspaper
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseBarring any last-minute exigencies, Governor Yahaya Bello is set to be declared winner of the governorship election in Kogi state.
The governor has extended his lead, winning the remaining two local government areas of Ibaji and Lokoja that were announced some moments ago.
Read Also; Kogi/Bayelsa Decides 2019: Live Updates
The governor has won majority votes in 12 of the 21 local government areas in the state, while the PDP Candidate, Engr. Musa Wada won majority votes in 9 local government areas.
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CARLITO'S WAY A film review by Chuck Dowling Copyright 1996 Chuck Dowling
(1993) ****1/2 - C:Al Pacino, Sean Penn, Penelope Ann Miller, Luis Guzman, John Leguizamo, Viggo Mortensen, Adrian Pasdar, Paul Mazursky.
Director Brian De Palma and star Al Pacino team up for the first time since 1983's "Scarface" to tell us another gangster story. Pacino plays Carlito Brigante, a Puerto Rican street gangster who is released from jail after serving five years of a thirty year prison term on a technicality discovered by his sleazy, cocaine addicted lawyer friend (played excellently by Sean Penn). Once out, he soon realizes that the streets have drastically changed.
Offers keep coming to Carlito for him to return to his criminal activities, but he doesn't want anything to do with crime anymore. All he wants is to earn enough money to buy into a small business owned by a former cellmate of his down in the Bahamas. He finds that it's not so easy, however, as his past and his strict sense of loyalty to his friends keep getting him closer to a one way ticket straight back to jail. Pacino's role will immediately call to mind his performance in "The Godfather Part III" as Don Corleone, who kept trying to turn the family business legitimate, but his name and his code of honor kept him involved the crime world.
Carlito takes a legitimate job as the manager of a local night club, hoping to quickly earn the money he needs. It's there, ironically, where his biggest troubles begin.  This rubs Benny the wrong way and after a couple confrontations, Carlito has his men rough Benny up and throw him out. Benny then sets out to kill Carlito.
 She however wants him to leave town with her as soon as possible and cannot understand his loyalties to the people Carlito is involved with.
"Carlito's Way" is a compelling film to watch and there's hardly a dull moment. The acting is top-notch from everyone in the cast, especially Pacino and Penn. It's a great looking film as well, and it has a good selection of 70s songs reflective of the time period in which the story takes place. Patrick Doyle's score music is also effective exactly when it needs to be.
The only flaw of the film is the very first scene. De Palma has Carlito tell the story in the overused film gimmick of flashbacks, so we see the final scene of the film first. This ruins any possibility of suspense during the film's final moments because we already know how everything is going to end.
"Carlito's Way" was filmed in the widescreen aspect of 2.35:1, and De Palma takes full advantage of the enormous amount of screen space that he has to fill. I recommend that if you do watch the film to try and watch it in its original letterboxed format.
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JMeter can be used either interactively by running the GUI (JMETER_HOME/bin/jmeter), or through the JMeter Ant Task. For the complete JMeter documention, see http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/index.html
Included in yanel is a jmeter testplan. you can find it under local/test/data/jmeter/testplan/yanel_test_plan.jmx resp. src/realms/test/yanel/data/jmeter/testplan/yanel_test_plan.jmx
To make it work you need to install jmeter2.2 (jmeter2.1 will write the output in a different format hence the xslt included in yanel will not work) on your system and configure the path to your jmeter installation in src/build/local.build.properties jmeter.home.dir
Also set jmeter.save.saveservice.output_format=xml in the jmeter.properties of your jmeter installation.
To execute the test just type ./build.sh jmeter.
You will find the results in local/test/data/jmeter/jmeter-results/ resp. http://localhost:8080/yanel/test/jmeter/jmeter-results/
Note: turn off SSL.
JMeter test plans are XML files, but generally too comlicated to edit by hand, so use the JMeter GUI to set up a test plan.
Here is a basic example:
This test plan should now look like this:
Test Plan
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|__ HTTP Request Defaults
|__ Loop Controller
| |__ HTTP Request
| | |__ Response Assertion
| |__ Constant Timer
|__ Graph Results
|__ View Results in Table
If you need to login to the website for testing, you will need these 2 additions to your thread group:
For more detailed information, see the JMeter Documentation. Also, it might help to use the JMeter Proxy to figure out how the login procedure is actually working, or to debug it if it doesn't seem to be doing what you expect.
Other resources on testing:


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Coverage Summary for Class: WhiteMarble (it.polimi.ingsw.model.marketTray)
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1 package it.polimi.ingsw.model.marketTray; 2 3 import it.polimi.ingsw.commons.ColorMarble; 4 import it.polimi.ingsw.exceptions.NoSuchResourceTypeException; 5 import it.polimi.ingsw.commons.ResourceType; 6 7 import java.util.Objects; 8 9 /** 10 * This class represents a particular kind of marble that doesn't have an immutable resource type associated but 11 * it can change at runtime with regard to the strategy pattern. 12 */ 13 public class WhiteMarble extends Marble { 14 15 /** 16 * Attribute that represent the effect of a white marble over player's warehouse or extradepot 17 */ 18 private WhiteMarbleEffect effect = null; 19 20 public WhiteMarble() { 21 this.colorMarble = ColorMarble.WHITE; 22 } 23 24 public void setEffect(WhiteMarbleEffect effect) { 25 this.effect = effect; 26 } 27 28 29 /** 30 * Method that converts the marble to the associated resource depending on the runtime effect associated. 31 * @return the resource type the marble has been converted to. 32 */ 33 public ResourceType addResources() throws NoSuchResourceTypeException { 34 if(effect!=null) return effect.add(); 35 return super.addResources(); 36 } 37 38 public WhiteMarbleEffect getEffect() { 39 return effect; 40 } 41 42 @Override 43 public boolean equals(Object o) { 44 if (this == o) return true; 45 if (o == null || getClass() != o.getClass()) return false; 46 if (!super.equals(o)) return false; 47 WhiteMarble that = (WhiteMarble) o; 48 return Objects.equals(effect, that.effect); 49 } 50 }


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Hi, I'm Annika! I am a freelance web developer who is well-experienced in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node, React, and more! I studied Film & Digital Media at Cleveland State University and received my bachelors degree in 2013.
Since then I have been working as a Marketing Coordinator for a small financial advising firm in Cleveland, Ohio, but my true passion lies with web development. I received my Web Development certification from Case Western University in 2019.
The goal of this project was to create a functional turn-based Role-Playing Game in JavaScript. The user chooses a character and an opponent and they take turns fighting until a winner is chosen. The user/player then continues to fight until three enemies have been deafeated--once three enemies have been brought down, the player wins!
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The JavaScript Array object is a global object that is used in the construction of arrays; which are high-level, list-like objects.
var fruits = ["Apple", "Banana"];
console.log(fruits.length);
// 2
var first = fruits[0];
// Apple
var last = fruits[fruits.length - 1];
// Banana
fruits.forEach(function (item, index, array) {
console.log(item, index);
});
// Apple 0
// Banana 1
var newLength = fruits.push("Orange");
// ["Apple", "Banana", "Orange"]
var last = fruits.pop(); // remove Orange (from the end)
// ["Apple", "Banana"];
var first = fruits.shift(); // remove Apple from the front
// ["Banana"];
var newLength = fruits.unshift("Strawberry") // add to the front
// ["Strawberry", "Banana"];
fruits.push("Mango");
// ["Strawberry", "Banana", "Mango"]
var pos = fruits.indexOf("Banana");
// 1
// this is how to remove an item
var removedItem = fruits.splice(pos, 1);
// ["Strawberry", "Mango"]
var shallowCopy = fruits.slice(); // this is how to make a copy
// ["Strawberry", "Mango"]
[element0, element1, ..., elementN]
new Array(element0, element1[, ...[, elementN]])
new Array(arrayLength)
elementN
A JavaScript array is initialized with the given elements, except in the case where a single argument is passed to the Array constructor and that argument is a number.
arrayLengthIf the only argument passed to the Array constructor is an integer between 0 and 232-1 (inclusive), this returns a new JavaScript array with length set to that number.
Arrays are list-like objects whose prototype has methods to perform traversal and mutation operations.
Neither the length of a JavaScript array nor the types of its elements are fixed. Since an array's length can change at any time, and data can be stored at non-contiguous locations in the array
JavaScript arrays are zero-indexed: the first element of an array is at index 0, and the last element is at the index equal to the value of the array's length property minus 1.
var arr = ['this is the first element', 'this is the second element'];
console.log(arr[0]); // logs 'this is the first element'
console.log(arr[1]); // logs 'this is the second element'
console.log(arr[arr.length - 1]); // logs 'this is the second element'
Array elements are object properties in the same way that toString is a property, but trying to access an element of an array as follows throws a syntax error, because the property name is not valid:
console.log(arr.0); // a syntax error
There is nothing special about JavaScript arrays and the properties that cause this. JavaScript properties that begin with a digit cannot be referenced with dot notation; and must be accessed using bracket notation.
var years = [1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, 2010];
console.log(years.0); // a syntax error
console.log(years[0]); // works properly
renderer.3d.setTexture(model, 'character.png'); // a syntax error
renderer['3d'].setTexture(model, 'character.png'); // works properly
A JavaScript array's length property and numerical properties are connected. Several of the built-in array methods (e.g., join, slice, indexOf, etc.) take into account the value of an array's length property when they're called. Other methods (e.g., push, splice, etc.) also result in updates to an array's length property.
var fruits = [];
fruits.push('banana', 'apple', 'peach');
console.log(fruits.length); // 3
When setting a property on a JavaScript array when the property is a valid array index and that index is outside the current bounds of the array, the engine will update the array's length property accordingly:
fruits[5] = 'mango';
console.log(fruits[5]); // 'mango'
console.log(Object.keys(fruits)); // ['0', '1', '2', '5']
console.log(fruits.length); // 6
Increasing the length.
fruits.length = 10;
console.log(Object.keys(fruits)); // ['0', '1', '2', '5']
console.log(fruits.length); // 10
Decreasing the length property does, however, delete elements.
fruits.length = 2;
console.log(Object.keys(fruits)); // ['0', '1']
console.log(fruits.length); // 2


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FPbase.org is a community-editable fluorescent protein database, cataloging an expanded range of proteins and parameters, including a new spectra viewer. Add new proteins, search with advanced queries, create & share your own FP collections, or view the current fpvis collection here. The interactive chart from this page is also available with an extended range of proteins at fpbase.org/chart.
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A financial analyst’s time is valuable – it shouldn’t be wasted on performing manual data entry. finreportr is a web scraper written in R that allows analysts to query data from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission directly from the R console. It aims to eliminate time wasters from a financial analyst’s workflow, such as navigating the SEC EDGAR database, flipping through financial reports, and parsing XBRL-encoded data.
finreportr allows you to fetch data from the SEC and load it into your workspace using the following commands:
CompanyInfo()
: returns basic information about a companyAnnualReports()
: returns a listing of annual reports filed by a companyGetIncome()
: returns the income statement for a given companyGetBalanceSheet()
: returns the balance sheet for a given companyGetCashFlow()
: returns the cash flow statement for a given companyfinreportr provides two functions that allow users to acquire background information relating to publicly-listed companies.
The function CompanyInfo()
returns the following information about a company based on its stock ticker symbol:
For example, suppose we want to do a quick search on Google/Alphabet (symbol: GOOG
):
> CompanyInfo("GOOG")
company CIK SIC state state.inc FY.end street.address city.state
1 GOOGLE INC.<PHONE_NUMBER> 7370 CA DE 1231 1600 AMPHITHEATRE PARKWAY MOUNTAIN VIEW CA 94043
The function AnnualReports()
returns a data frame that summarizes a company’s annual reports based on its stock ticker symbol. It will return data relating to a company’s Form 10-Ks if the company is domestic, and Form 20-Fs if the company is foreign.
For example, suppose we want to display the annual reports filed by Facebook (symbol: FB
):
> AnnualReports("FB")
filing.name filing.date accession.no
1 10-K 2016-01-28<PHONE_NUMBER>-16-000043
2 10-K/A 2015-02-13<PHONE_NUMBER>-15-000010
3 10-K 2015-01-29<PHONE_NUMBER>-15-000006
4 10-K 2014-01-31<PHONE_NUMBER>-14-000007
5 10-K 2013-02-01<PHONE_NUMBER>-13-000003
The main benefit of finreportr comes from allowing users to download and display financial data without having to manually inspect filings from the SEC EDGAR database. This creates opportunities for users to introduce automation, scalability, and reproducibility to their analysis.
The function GetIncome()
returns a company’s income statement from a given filing year. Suppose we want the income statement of Tesla Motors (symbol: TSLA
) from the annual report filed in 2015:
> head(GetIncome("TSLA", 2015))
Metric Units Amount startDate endDate
1 Sales Revenue Goods Net U_iso4217USD 385699000 2012-01-01 2012-12-31
2 Sales Revenue Goods Net U_iso4217USD<PHONE_NUMBER> 2013-01-01 2013-12-31
3 Sales Revenue Goods Net U_iso4217USD<PHONE_NUMBER> 2014-01-01 2014-12-31
4 Sales Revenue Services Net U_iso4217USD 27557000 2012-01-01 2012-12-31
5 Sales Revenue Services Net U_iso4217USD 15710000 2013-01-01 2013-12-31
6 Sales Revenue Services Net U_iso4217USD 5633000 2014-01-01 2014-12-31
The function GetBalanceSheet()
returns a company’s balance sheet from a given filing year. Suppose we want the balance sheet of Apple (symbol: AAPL
) from the annual report filed in 2012:
> head(GetBalanceSheet("AAPL", 2012))
Metric Units Amount startDate endDate
1 Available For Sale Securities Noncurrent iso4217_USD<PHONE_NUMBER>0 <NA> 2011-09-24
2 Available For Sale Securities Noncurrent iso4217_USD<PHONE_NUMBER>0 <NA> 2012-09-29
3 Property Plant And Equipment Net iso4217_USD<PHONE_NUMBER> <NA> 2011-09-24
4 Property Plant And Equipment Net iso4217_USD<PHONE_NUMBER>0 <NA> 2012-09-29
5 Goodwill iso4217_USD 896000000 <NA> 2011-09-24
6 Goodwill iso4217_USD<PHONE_NUMBER> <NA> 2012-09-29
The function GetCashFlow()
returns a company’s cash flow statement from a given filing year. Suppose we want the cash flow statement of LinkedIn (symbol: LNKD
) from the annual report filed in 2014:
> head(GetCashFlow("LNKD", 2014))
Metric Units Amount startDate endDate
1 Net Income (Loss) Attributable to Parent usd 11912000 2011-01-01 2011-12-31
2 Net Income (Loss) Attributable to Parent usd 21610000 2012-01-01 2012-12-31
3 Net Income (Loss) Attributable to Parent usd 26769000 2013-01-01 2013-12-31
4 Depreciation, Depletion and Amortization, Nonproduction usd 43100000 2011-01-01 2011-12-31
5 Depreciation, Depletion and Amortization, Nonproduction usd 79849000 2012-01-01 2012-12-31
6 Depreciation, Depletion and Amortization, Nonproduction usd 134516000 2013-01-01 2013-12-31


Stereotype threat is an interesting subject to discuss. As a woman who studied electrical engineer and has always worked with technology I can say that being "different" is at least intimidating.
I have faced very unpleasant situations at work only because I'm a woman. No one has to be judged by its race, gender or religion, but this happens all the time.
According to the social psychologist Dr. Claude Steele, the fear of doing something that would confirm a stereotype creates a kind of subconscious self-handicapping.
People who are considered vulnerable to stereotype thread have to avoid being affected. So if you are part of this group, as I am, it is really important to be self-confident. If the statistics show that you are in disadvantage, beat them! You are so capable as other people, so don't let anyone say otherwise.


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procedure SetupBitmap(
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ClearColor: TColor32
= $FF000000);
Sets the size of the bitmap image to the size of the buffered area. This method does not account for current ScaleMode.
If DoClear = True, the resized image will be filled with a color specified in the ClearColor parameter.


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/**
* # workbox-background-sync
*
* A helper library that queues specified requests if they fail over network.
* Later it uses the Background Sync API to replay these queued requests
* when the network state has changed.
*
* The main use of this module will be instantiating a new
* [QueuePlugin]{@link module:workbox-background-sync.QueuePlugin} and passing
* it to a {@link module:workbox-runtime-caching.RequestWrapper|RequestWrapper},
* as shown in the first example below.
*
* @example <caption>Using the QueuePlugin class in a service worker.</caption>
*
* let bgQueue = new workbox.backgroundSync.QueuePlugin();
* const requestWrapper = new workbox.runtimeCaching.RequestWrapper({
* plugins: [bgQueue],
* });
*
* const route = new workbox.routing.RegExpRoute({
* regExp: new RegExp('^http://localhost:3000/__echo/counter'),
* handler: new workbox.runtimeCaching.NetworkOnly({requestWrapper}),
* });
*
* const router = new workbox.routing.Router();
* router.registerRoute({route});
*
* @module workbox-background-sync
*/
import Queue from './lib/background-sync-queue';
import QueuePlugin from './lib/background-sync-queue-plugin';
export {
Queue,
QueuePlugin,
};


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Apple, MS and Adobe all have their descriptions of TrueType and OpenType. MS and Adobe's versions are essentially the same, while Apple's differ significantly from either.
| name | long name | FontForge's use | Apple docs |
Adobe docs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| avar | axis variation | Used to specify piecewise linear sections of axes for distortable fonts | * |
|
| BASE | baseline data | Provides information on baseline positioning and per-script line heights in OpenType. | * |
|
| bsln | baseline data | Provides information on baseline positioning for AAT. | * |
|
| BDF | X11 BDF header | This table is not part of the official TrueType or OpenType specs. It contains the header information from old bdf fonts. I describe its format here. | * |
* |
| bdat | bitmap data | Provides the actual bitmap data for all bitmap glyphs in Apple fonts. 'EBDT' is used by MS/Adobe instead (and has the same format) | * |
|
| bhed | bitmap font header | Replaces the 'head' table in Apple's bitmap only fonts. (similar to 'head') | * |
|
| bloc | bitmap location data | Provides pointers to the appropriate bitmap data for each bitmap glyph in Apple fonts. 'EBLC' is used by MS/Adobe instead (and has the same format) | * |
|
| CFF | Compact Font Format | Provides all the outline data (and sometimes glyph names as well) for the PostScript Type2 font that is the heart of an OpenType font. Vaguely equivalent to 'glyf' , 'loca' and 'post' combined. | * |
|
| cmap | character code mapping | Provides at least one encoding from a stream of bytes to glyphs in the
font. FontForge provides at least three encodings in every font (one for
Mac Roman, one for Mac Unicode, one for MS Unicode). For some fonts it will
additionally provide a CJK encoding (Big5, SJIS, etc) or an extended unicode
encoding which will cover code points outside of the BMP.
For fonts with special 1-byte encodings (such as symbol) it will provide a "symbol" encoding which maps a known page in the corporate use area to the glyphs. |
||
| cvar | variations on cvt table | Used to specify hinting differences in distortable fonts | * |
|
| cvt | control value table | FontForge uses this when it attempts to hint truetype fonts (FontForge will read it from a font and save it into another). | ||
| EBDT | embedded bitmap data | Provides the actual bitmap data for all bitmap glyphs in MS/Adobe fonts. 'bdat' is used by Apple instead (and has the same format) | * |
|
| EBLC | embedded bitmap location | Provides pointers to the appropriate bitmap data for each bitmap glyph in MS/Adobe fonts. 'bloc' is used by Apple instead (and has the same format) | * |
|
| EBSC | embedded bitmap scaling | Provides information on how to scale bitmaps (on those rare occasions where this is desirable). FontForge uses it when making bitmap only fonts for windows. | ||
| feat | layout feature table | Maps features specified in Apple's 'morx' (or 'mort') tables into names provided in the 'name' table. FontForge generates this when it generates a 'morx' table. | * |
|
| FFTM | FontForge timestamp | This table is unique to FontForge. It contains three timestamps: First FontForge's version date, then when the font was generated, and when the font was created. I describe its format here. | * |
* |
| fpgm | font program | FontForge never generates this, but it will preserve it and allows users to edit it. | ||
| fvar | font variations | Provides top level information about distortable fonts. Specifies the types of distortions possible. | * |
|
| gasp | grid-fitting and scan conversion | When FontForge does not attempt to hint a truetype font it will generate this table which tells the rasterizer not to to do grid-fitting (hinting) but to do anti-aliasing instead. | ||
| GDEF | glyph definition | Divides glyphs into various classes that make using the GPOS/GSUB tables easier. Also provides internal caret positions for ligatures. It is approximately equivalent to Apple's 'prop' and 'lcar' tables combined. | * |
|
| glyf | glyph outline | Provides outline information for truetype glyphs. Vaguely equivalent to 'CFF '. | ||
| GPOS | glyph positioning | Provides kerning information, mark-to-base, etc. for opentype fonts. See the chapter on GPOS in FontForge for more information. Vaguely equivalent to 'kern' and 'opbd' tables. | * |
|
| GSUB | glyph substitution | Provides ligature information, swash, etc. for opentype fonts. See the chapter on GSUB in FontForge for more information. Vaguely equivalent to 'morx'. | * |
|
| gvar | glyph variations | This table contains the meat of a distortable font. It specifies how each glyph can be distorted. | * |
|
| head | font header | Contains general font information, such as the size of the em-square, a time stamp, check sum infomation, etc. | ||
| hhea | horizontal header | This table contains font-wide horizontal metric information. | ||
| hmtx | horizontal metrics | This contains the per-glyph horizontal metrics. | ||
| kern | kerning | Provides kerning information for Apple's truetype fonts (and for older MS truetype fonts). In OpenType fonts this information is contained in the GPOS table. | ||
| lcar | ligature caret | This table provides the location of carets within ligatures in an Apple font. This information is contained in the GDEF table in opentype fonts. | * |
|
| loca | glyph location | This provides a pointer into the 'glyf' table for each glyph in the font. It is required for truetype and meaningless for opentype (where vaguely equivalent information is provided in the CFF table). | ||
| MATH | mathematical typesetting | Provides general information needed for mathematical typesetting. This is a new table (August 2007) and there is currently no publicly available documentation for it. |
* |
* |
| maxp | maximum profile | Provides general "maximum" information about the font. This contains: the maximum number of glyphs in a font, the maximum number of points in a glyph, the maximum number of references in a glyph, etc. | ||
| mort | metamorphosis | FontForge will read this table but not generate it. This table has been replaced by the 'morx' table which will be generated instead. It is vaguely equivalent to the GSUB table. | * |
|
| morx | extended metamorphosis | Provides ligature information, swash, etc. for apple's truetype fonts. FontForge can read and write this table. See the chapter on morx in FontForge for more information. Vaguely equivalent to 'GSUB'. | * |
|
| name | name | Provides certain standard strings relevant to the font (font name, family name, license, etc.) in various languages. In Apple fonts also provides the names of various features of the 'morx'/'mort' table. | ||
| opbd | optical bounds | This table provides optical bound information for each glyph in the table in an Apple font. This information may also be provided in the GPOS table of an opentype font. | * |
|
| PfEd | FontForge's personal table | This table is unique to FontForge. It can contain things like FontForge's comments, and colors.I describe its format here. | * |
* |
| post | glyph name and postscript compatibility | This table provides some additional postscript information (italic angle), but mostly it provides names for all glyphs. | ||
| prep | cvt program | FontForge never generatest this table itself, but it will retain it when reading other fonts, and it allows users to edit it. | ||
| prop | glyph properties | Provides the unicode properties of each glyph for an Apple font. This table bears some similarities to the GDEF table. | * |
|
| TeX | TeX information | This table is unique to FontForge and is for use by TeX. I describe its format here. | * |
* |
| vhea | vertical header | FontForge generates this table for fonts with vertical metrics. This table contains font-wide vertical metric information. | ||
| vmtx | vertical metrics | FontForge generates this table for fonts with vertical metrics. This contains the per-glyph vertical metrics. |


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Methods
(async) mPesaExpressRequest(amount, sender, recipient, transactionType, accountReference, transactionDescription) → {Promise.<string>}
This method invokes the Lipa Na M-Pesa Online Payment API. Use this method
to initiate an online payment on behalf of a customer.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
amount |
number | money that the customer pays to the Shorcode |
sender |
number | phone number sending money |
recipient |
number | organization receiving the funds |
transactionType |
'CustomerPayBillOnline' | 'CustomerBuyGoodsOnline' | transaction type that is used to identify the transaction when sending the request to M-Pesa |
accountReference |
string | alpha-Numeric parameter that is defined by your system as an Identifier of the transaction for CustomerPayBillOnline transaction type |
transactionDescription |
string | any additional information/comment that can be sent along with the request from your system |
Throws:
-
-
When mPesaExpress has not been configured.
- Type
- DarajaConfigError
-
-
-
When an invalid arguments have been passed.
- Type
- MPesaExpressError
-
-
-
When the Daraja API cannot process the request.
- Type
- DarajaAPIError
-
Returns:
CheckoutRequestID -
This is a global unique identifier of the processed checkout transaction
request.
- Type
- Promise.<string>


Files | |
| file | Queue.h |
| Queue Handling routines for RTOS. | |
Data Structures | |
| struct | Osal_Queue_Elem |
| Queue element. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef void * | Osal_Queue_Handle |
Functions | |
| void | Osal_Queue_construct (void *structPtr, const void *queueParams) |
| Function to construct the queue. More... | |
| Osal_Queue_Handle | Osal_Queue_handle (void *structPtr) |
| Function to return the queue handle from the structure. More... | |
| bool | Osal_Queue_empty (Osal_Queue_Handle queueHandle) |
| Function to perform queue empty chcek. More... | |
| void * | Osal_Queue_get (Osal_Queue_Handle queueHandle) |
| Function to return the element at the front of the queue. More... | |
| void | Osal_Queue_put (Osal_Queue_Handle queueHandle, Osal_Queue_Elem *ptr) |
| Function to put the element to the queue. More... | |
Queue interface
| typedef void* Osal_Queue_Handle |
OSAL Queue handle Type
| void Osal_Queue_construct | ( | void * | structPtr, |
| const void * | queueParams | ||
| ) |
Function to construct the queue.
| structPtr | Pointer to the structure containing the queue element |
| queueParams | queue parameters |
| bool Osal_Queue_empty | ( | Osal_Queue_Handle | queueHandle | ) |
Function to perform queue empty chcek.
| queueHandle | The queue handle |
| void* Osal_Queue_get | ( | Osal_Queue_Handle | queueHandle | ) |
Function to return the element at the front of the queue.
| queueHandle | The queue handle |
| Osal_Queue_Handle Osal_Queue_handle | ( | void * | structPtr | ) |
Function to return the queue handle from the structure.
| structPtr | Pointer to the structure containing the queue element |
| void Osal_Queue_put | ( | Osal_Queue_Handle | queueHandle, |
| Osal_Queue_Elem * | ptr | ||
| ) |
Function to put the element to the queue.
| queueHandle | The queue handle |
| ptr | Pointer to the queue element |


Methods summary
public
Traversable
|
#
getIterator( )
Gets the current RequirementCollection as an Iterator.
Gets the current RequirementCollection as an Iterator.
Returns
Implementation of
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public
|
|
public
|
#
addRequirement( Boolean $fulfilled, string $testMessage, string $helpHtml, string|null $helpText = null )
Adds a mandatory requirement.
Adds a mandatory requirement.
Parameters
- $fulfilled
Boolean $fulfilled Whether the requirement is fulfilled
- $testMessage
string $testMessage The message for testing the requirement
- $helpHtml
string $helpHtml The help text formatted in HTML for resolving the problem
- $helpText
string|null $helpText The help text (when null, it will be inferred from $helpHtml, i.e.
stripped from HTML tags)
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public
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#
addRecommendation( Boolean $fulfilled, string $testMessage, string $helpHtml, string|null $helpText = null )
Adds an optional recommendation.
Adds an optional recommendation.
Parameters
- $fulfilled
Boolean $fulfilled Whether the recommendation is fulfilled
- $testMessage
string $testMessage The message for testing the recommendation
- $helpHtml
string $helpHtml The help text formatted in HTML for resolving the problem
- $helpText
string|null $helpText The help text (when null, it will be inferred from $helpHtml, i.e.
stripped from HTML tags)
|
public
|
#
addPhpIniRequirement( string $cfgName, Boolean|callable $evaluation, Boolean $approveCfgAbsence = false, string $testMessage = null, string $helpHtml = null, string|null $helpText = null )
Adds a mandatory requirement in form of a php.ini configuration.
Adds a mandatory requirement in form of a php.ini configuration.
Parameters
- $cfgName
string $cfgName The configuration name used for ini_get()
- $evaluation
Boolean|callable $evaluation Either a Boolean indicating whether the configuration should
evaluate to true or false, or a callback function receiving the configuration
value as parameter to determine the fulfillment of the requirement
- $approveCfgAbsence
Boolean $approveCfgAbsence If true the Requirement will be fulfilled even if the
configuration option does not exist, i.e. ini_get() returns false. This is
helpful for abandoned configs in later PHP versions or configs of an optional
extension, like Suhosin. Example: You require a config to be true but PHP later
removes this config and defaults it to true internally.
- $testMessage
string $testMessage The message for testing the requirement (when null and $evaluation
is a Boolean a default message is derived)
- $helpHtml
string $helpHtml The help text formatted in HTML for resolving the problem (when null
and $evaluation is a Boolean a default help is derived)
- $helpText
string|null $helpText The help text (when null, it will be inferred from $helpHtml, i.e.
stripped from HTML tags)
|
public
|
#
addPhpIniRecommendation( string $cfgName, Boolean|callable $evaluation, Boolean $approveCfgAbsence = false, string $testMessage = null, string $helpHtml = null, string|null $helpText = null )
Adds an optional recommendation in form of a php.ini configuration.
Adds an optional recommendation in form of a php.ini configuration.
Parameters
- $cfgName
string $cfgName The configuration name used for ini_get()
- $evaluation
Boolean|callable $evaluation Either a Boolean indicating whether the configuration should
evaluate to true or false, or a callback function receiving the configuration
value as parameter to determine the fulfillment of the requirement
- $approveCfgAbsence
Boolean $approveCfgAbsence If true the Requirement will be fulfilled even if the
configuration option does not exist, i.e. ini_get() returns false. This is
helpful for abandoned configs in later PHP versions or configs of an optional
extension, like Suhosin. Example: You require a config to be true but PHP later
removes this config and defaults it to true internally.
- $testMessage
string $testMessage The message for testing the requirement (when null and $evaluation
is a Boolean a default message is derived)
- $helpHtml
string $helpHtml The help text formatted in HTML for resolving the problem (when null
and $evaluation is a Boolean a default help is derived)
- $helpText
string|null $helpText The help text (when null, it will be inferred from $helpHtml, i.e.
stripped from HTML tags)
|
public
|
#
addCollection( RequirementCollection $collection )
Adds a requirement collection to the current set of requirements.
Adds a requirement collection to the current set of requirements.
Parameters
|
public
array
|
#
all( )
Returns both requirements and recommendations.
Returns both requirements and recommendations.
Returns
array Array of Requirement instances
|
public
array
|
#
getRequirements( )
Returns all mandatory requirements.
Returns all mandatory requirements.
Returns
array Array of Requirement instances
|
public
array
|
#
getFailedRequirements( )
Returns the mandatory requirements that were not met.
Returns the mandatory requirements that were not met.
Returns
array Array of Requirement instances
|
public
array
|
#
getRecommendations( )
Returns all optional recommmendations.
Returns all optional recommmendations.
Returns
array Array of Requirement instances
|
public
array
|
#
getFailedRecommendations( )
Returns the recommendations that were not met.
Returns the recommendations that were not met.
Returns
array Array of Requirement instances
|
public
Boolean
|
#
hasPhpIniConfigIssue( )
Returns whether a php.ini configuration is not correct.
Returns whether a php.ini configuration is not correct.
Returns
Boolean php.ini configuration problem?
|
public
string|false
|
#
getPhpIniConfigPath( )
Returns the PHP configuration file (php.ini) path.
Returns the PHP configuration file (php.ini) path.
Returns
string|false php.ini file path
|


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Bill's extensive contributions to the Northwest music scene are exemplary. . There were a number of Seattle R&B bassists that inspired me to practice so I'd say . I've never worked with like Patti Allen, Kathi McDonald, L.J. Porter, Mark Riley, .
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Jan 31, 2012 . From here you can send e-mail to individual band members. . Major has been a member of numerous Seattle bands such as; The Marcia . again in Bellingham in the late 60's with long time friend Patti Allen and others.
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Exclusive Seed of Seattle Interview with The Randy Oxford Band. . Guest vocalist Patti Allen channels Dinah Washington on a playful rendition of "Big, Long .
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Harvey Danger-Pike St./Park Slope (Seattle band singing about Seattle and . These include national and international artists such as Patti Smith, Jimmie Dale . Radio Ga-Ga: With Paul Allen's Money at Its Disposal, Does KCMU Wai.
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Two of Seattle's favorite performers, Patti Cohenour and Allen Fitzpatrick sing a sampling . Seattle Weekly's readers voted her #1 Blues Band and the WA Blues .
http://www.seattlechannel.org/videos/watchVideos.asp?program=music&sort=alpha
Metroactive Music | Experience Music Project
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's Experience Music Project in Seattle pays homage to . JUNE 23: OPENING DAY at the Experience Music Project, the NEW . Seattle Center, featuring Patti Smith, Bob Mould, the Ventures, the Kingsmen, the .
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