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by The Associated PressSAN DIEGO — Five members of a family, including three young boys, have died and another boy was hospitalized with injuries in an apparent murder-suicide in San Diego.
Police received a 911 call early Saturday in which dispatchers heard the sound of arguing in the background, Lt. Matt Dobbs said. As officers headed to the house in the Paradise Hills neighbourhood in southeastern San Diego, a relative who lives next door called 911 and reported hearing arguing and what sounded like a nail gun being fired.
Dobbs said when officers arrived, they found a 3-year-old boy, a 29-year-old woman and a 31-year-old man dead inside. A 5-year-old boy and 9-year-old boy were taken to the hospital where they were pronounced dead.
An 11-year-old boy was also taken to the hospital to undergo surgery. His condition has not been released.
A gun was found in the house. Investigators didn’t say which family member fired the shots but believes that person is now dead.
Dobbs said a mother and four children lived in a unit next to a main house occupied by other family members.
Neighbours told the San Diego Union-Tribune they often saw the boys outside playing with their dog or riding their bicycles.
“They were just living the kid’s life on the outside, but who knows what goes on behind closed doors,” said neighbour Gabriel Durazo.
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Namespace $W
The primary WebGLU namespace.
Defined in: webglu.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
|
The primary WebGLU namespace.
|
| Field Attributes | Field Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
$W.camera
Viewport camera
|
| <static> |
$W.canvas
Canvas object being rendered to
|
| <static> |
$W.FPS
Quick access to FPS
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| <static> |
$W.fpsTracker
Keeps track of the FPS
|
| <static> |
$W.GL
The raw WebGL object for low level work.
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| <static> |
$W.modelview
Model-View transform matrix
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| <static> |
$W.objects
Renderable objects
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| <static> |
$W.paths
Various paths used by WebGLU.
|
| <static> |
$W.programs
GLSL shader programs
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| <static> |
$W.projection
Projection transform matrix
|
| <static> |
$W.shaders
GLSL shaders
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| <static> |
$W.textures
Textures
|
| <static> |
$W.timer
Provides frame timing
|
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
$W.addObject(obj)
Add the given object to the object list.
|
| <static> |
$W.clear()
Clear the canvas
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| <static> |
$W.draw()
Draw all objects from the camera's perspective.
|
| <static> |
$W.initialize(canvasNode)
Initialize the WebGLU system, optionally initizlizing the WebGL
subsystem.
|
| <static> |
$W.initLogging()
Ensure that we can log, or at least not error if we try to
|
| <static> |
$W.initWebGL(canvas)
Setup the WebGL subsytem.
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| <static> |
$W.newProgram(name)
Create a new ShaderProgram and add it to the program list.
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| <static> |
$W.reset()
Clears the entire WebGLU system to pre-init state
|
| <static> |
$W.update()
Update all objects.
|
Namespace Detail
$W
The primary WebGLU namespace.
Holds drawing related data and has useful functions and objects for
working with WebGL.
Field Detail
<static>
{Camera}
$W.camera
Viewport camera
<static>
$W.canvas
Canvas object being rendered to
<static>
$W.FPS
Quick access to FPS
<static>
$W.fpsTracker
Keeps track of the FPS
<static>
$W.GL
The raw WebGL object for low level work.
<static>
$W.modelview
Model-View transform matrix
<static>
$W.objects
Renderable objects
<static>
$W.paths
Various paths used by WebGLU.
Call $W.initPaths before using.
<static>
$W.programs
GLSL shader programs
<static>
$W.projection
Projection transform matrix
<static>
$W.shaders
GLSL shaders
<static>
$W.textures
Textures
<static>
$W.timer
Provides frame timing
Method Detail
<static>
$W.addObject(obj)
Add the given object to the object list.
- Parameters:
- {Object} obj
- The object to add.
<static>
$W.clear()
Clear the canvas
<static>
$W.draw()
Draw all objects from the camera's perspective.
<static>
$W.initialize(canvasNode)
Initialize the WebGLU system, optionally initizlizing the WebGL
subsystem.
canvasNode - the DOM node of a canvas element to init WebGL,
defaults to using the DOM element with ID 'canvas'.
Pass `false` to skip init of WebGL subsystem.
- Parameters:
- canvasNode
<static>
$W.initLogging()
Ensure that we can log, or at least not error if we try to
<static>
$W.initWebGL(canvas)
Setup the WebGL subsytem.
Create a WebGL context on the given canvas.
XXX Can't yet handle multiple canvii
- Parameters:
- canvas
- DOM node or element id of a canvas.
<static>
$W.newProgram(name)
Create a new ShaderProgram and add it to the program list.
- Parameters:
- {String} name
- The global name for this program.
<static>
$W.reset()
Clears the entire WebGLU system to pre-init state
<static>
$W.update()
Update all objects.


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Kryo disk serialization in Spark
In apache spark, it’s advised to use the kryo serialization over java serialization for big data applications. Kryo has less memory footprint compared to java serialization which becomes very important when you are shuffling and caching large amount of data.
Though kryo is supported for RDD caching and shuffling, it’s not natively supported to serialize to the disk. Both methods, saveAsObjectFile on RDD and objectFile method on SparkContext supports only java serialization.
As number of custom data types increases it’s tedious to support multiple serialization’s. So it will be nice if we can use kryo serialization everywhere.
In this post, we are going to discuss about how to use kryo serialization to save and read from the disk.
tl;dr You can access complete example code here.
Write
Normally we use rdd.saveAsObjectFile api to save the serialized object’s into the disk. The following code shows how you can write your own saveAsObjectFile method which saves the objects in kryo serialization format.
def saveAsObjectFile[T: ClassTag](rdd: RDD[T], path: String)
We take rdd that to be written and output path as input parameters.
val kryoSerializer = new KryoSerializer(rdd.context.getConf)
KryoSerializer is a helper class provided by the spark to deal with kryo. We create a single instance of KryoSerializer which configures the required buffer sizes provided in the configuration.
rdd.mapPartitions(iter => iter.grouped(10)
.map(_.toArray))
.map(splitArray => {}
Every objectFile is saved as HDFS sequence files. So we loop over each of the rdd split and then convert those split into byte arrays.
val kryo = kryoSerializer.newKryo()
For every splitArray, first we create an instance of kryo. kryo instances are not thread safe. That’s why we create one for each map operation. When we call kryoSerializer.newKryo() it creates a new instance of kryo and also it calls our custom registrator if any.
//create output stream and plug it to the kryo output
val bao = new ByteArrayOutputStream()
val output = kryoSerializer.newKryoOutput()
output.setOutputStream(bao)
kryo.writeClassAndObject(output, splitArray)
output.close()
Once we have the kryo instance, we create kryo output. Then we write class information and object to that output.
val byteWritable = new BytesWritable(bao.toByteArray)
(NullWritable.get(), byteWritable)
}).saveAsSequenceFile(path)
Once we have the byte representation from the kryo, we wrap that bytearray inside the BytesWritable and save as Sequence file.
So with few lines of code, now we can save our kryo objects into the disk.
You can access the complete code here.
Read
It’s not enough if you are able to write to disk. You should be also able to create RDD from this data. Normally we use objectFile api on sparkContext to read from disk. Here we are going to write our own objectFile api to read kryo object files.
def objectFile[T](sc: SparkContext, path: String, minPartitions: Int = 1)(implicit ct: ClassTag[T]) = {
val kryoSerializer = new KryoSerializer(sc.getConf)
sc.sequenceFile(path, classOf[NullWritable], classOf[BytesWritable],
minPartitions)
.flatMap(x => {
val kryo = kryoSerializer.newKryo()
val input = new Input()
input.setBuffer(x._2.getBytes)
val data = kryo.readClassAndObject(input)
val dataObject = data.asInstanceOf[Array[T]]
dataObject
})
}
Most of the steps are same as writing, only difference being we use input rather than using output. We read the bytes from BytesWritable and deserialize using readClassAndObject api.
Example
The following example uses above two methods to serialize and deserialize a custom object named Person.
// user defined class that need to serialized
class Person(val name: String)
def main(args: Array[String]) {
if (args.length < 1) {
println("Please provide output path")
return
}
val outputPath = args(0)
val conf = new SparkConf().setMaster("local").setAppName("kryoexample")
conf.set("spark.serializer", "org.apache.spark.serializer.KryoSerializer")
val sc = new SparkContext(conf)
//create some dummy data
val personList = 1 to 10000 map (value => new Person(value + ""))
val personRDD = sc.makeRDD(personList)
saveAsObjectFile(personRDD, outputPath)
val rdd = objectFile[Person](sc, outputPath)
println(rdd.map(person => person.name).collect().toList)
}
So if you are using kryo serialization in your project, now you can same serialization for saving into the disk also.


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The gaffe was spotted in a bargain hunters Facebook group
by Sophie McCoidA Tesco shopper spotted a huge blunder in a store, as rival supermarket Sainsbury’s squash was spotted on the shelves.
The error was spotted in a store in Lichfield by Demi Boonham, who posted a picture of the blunder in a popular bargain hunters' Facebook group.
She posted the image with the caption “spot the error”.
It is not clear how the Sainsbury’s own brand product came to be on the shelves at Britain's biggest grocer - reports Birmingham Live.
But some eagle-eyed shoppers think the error proves that supermarkets stock identical products - with the manufacturer simply changing the label.
One commenter said: “Just goes to show that some brands are actually the same.”
Another said: "Can't wait to show my husband this, he swears he only likes the Tesco brand, brilliant haha,"
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# Node.js Console Node.js comes with virtual environment called REPL (aka Node shell). REPL stands for Read-Eval-Print-Loop. It is a quick and easy way to test simple Node.js/JavaScript code. -- To launch the REPL (Node shell), open command prompt (in Windows) or terminal (in Mac or UNIX/Linux) and type node as shown below. It will change the prompt to > in Windows and MAC. --- ## Node.js Console You can now test pretty much any Node.js/JavaScript expression in REPL. For example, if your write "10 + 20" then it will display result 30 immediately in new line. ```shell > 10 + 20 30 ``` -- The + operator also concatenates strings as in browser's JavaScript. ```shell > "Hello" + "World" Hello World ``` -- You can also define variables and perform some operation on them. ```shell > var x = 10, y = 20; > x + y 30 ``` --- ## Node.js Console If you need to write multi line JavaScript expression or function then just press Enter whenever you want to write something in the next line as a continuation of your code. The REPL terminal will display three dots (...), it means you can continue on next line. Write .break to get out of continuity mode. -- For example, you can define a function and execute it as shown below. -- You can execute an external JavaScript file by writing node fileName command. -- For example, assume that `node-example.js` is on C drive of your PC with following code. ```js node-example.js console.log("Hello World"); ``` --- ## Node.js Console Now, you can execute `node-example.js` from command prompt as shown before. > To exit from the REPL terminal, press Ctrl + C twice or write .exit and press Enter. -- Thus, you can execute any Node.js/JavaScript code in the node shell (REPL). -- This will give you a result which is similar to the one you will get in the console of Google Chrome browser. --- # The End


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Celebrate the 100th SDS with us by creating a project with 10 squares!
Create a project that contains 10 squares on the screen at a time, and 10 squares only. It could be a train driving on a track, with the train made out of 7 squares, and the tracks made out of 3. It could be an Ice-cream simulator with the ice cream made out of 5 squares, and the ice cream machine made out of the other 5 squares. The possibilities are endless!
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Biology 3103 - Ecology Laboratory
Summer 2018
Preface
Filler.
Why read this book
More filler.
Structure of the book
Chapters ?? introduces a new topic, and …
Software information and conventions
I used the knitr package (Xie 2015) and the bookdown package (Xie 2018) to compile my book. My R session information is shown below:
sessionInfo()
## R version 3.4.4 (2018-03-15)
## Platform: x86_64-w64-mingw32/x64 (64-bit)
## Running under: Windows 10 x64 (build 18267)
##
## Matrix products: default
##
## locale:
## [1] LC_COLLATE=English_United States.1252
## [2] LC_CTYPE=English_United States.1252
## [3] LC_MONETARY=English_United States.1252
## [4] LC_NUMERIC=C
## [5] LC_TIME=English_United States.1252
##
## attached base packages:
## [1] stats graphics grDevices utils datasets
## [6] methods base
##
## loaded via a namespace (and not attached):
## [1] compiler_3.4.4 backports_1.1.2 bookdown_0.7.11
## [4] magrittr_1.5 rprojroot_1.3-2 tools_3.4.4
## [7] htmltools_0.3.6 rstudioapi_0.7 yaml_2.1.19
## [10] Rcpp_0.12.16 stringi_1.1.7 rmarkdown_1.9
## [13] knitr_1.20.3 xfun_0.1 stringr_1.3.1
## [16] digest_0.6.15 evaluate_0.10.1
Package names are in bold text (e.g., rmarkdown), and inline code and filenames are formatted in a typewriter font (e.g., knitr::knit('foo.Rmd')
). Function names are followed by parentheses (e.g., bookdown::render_book()
).
Acknowledgments
There are lots.
References
Xie, Yihui. 2015. Dynamic Documents with R and Knitr. 2nd ed. Boca Raton, Florida: Chapman; Hall/CRC. http://yihui.name/knitr/.
Xie, Yihui. 2018. Bookdown: Authoring Books and Technical Documents with R Markdown. https://github.com/rstudio/bookdown.


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# Copyright (c) 2018 NVIDIA Corporation
from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function
from __future__ import unicode_literals
from six.moves import range
import numpy as np
import librosa
import librosa.filters
[docs]def get_speech_features_from_file(
filename,
num_features,
features_type='magnitude',
window_size=1024,
window_stride=256,
mag_power=2,
feature_normalize=False,
mean=0.,
std=1.
):
""" Helper function to retrieve spectrograms from wav files
Args:
filename (string): WAVE filename.
num_features (int): number of speech features in frequency domain.
features_type (string): 'magnitude' or 'mel'.
window_size (int): size of analysis window in samples.
window_stride (int): stride of analysis window in samples.
mag_power (int): power to raise magnitude spectrograms (prior to dot product
with mel basis)
1 for energy spectrograms
2 fot power spectrograms
feature_normalize(bool): whether to normalize the data with mean and std
mean(float): if normalize is enabled, the mean to normalize to
std(float): if normalize is enabled, the deviation to normalize to
Returns:
np.array: np.array of audio features with shape=[num_time_steps,
num_features].
"""
# load audio signal
signal, fs = librosa.core.load(filename, sr=None)
return get_speech_features(
signal, fs, num_features, features_type, window_size,
window_stride, mag_power, feature_normalize, mean, std
)
[docs]def get_speech_features(
signal,
fs,
num_features,
features_type='magnitude',
n_window_size=1024,
n_window_stride=256,
mag_power=2,
feature_normalize=False,
mean=0.,
std=1.
):
""" Helper function to retrieve spectrograms from loaded wav
Args:
signal: signal loaded with librosa.
fs (int): sampling frequency in Hz.
num_features (int): number of speech features in frequency domain.
features_type (string): 'magnitude' or 'mel'.
window_size (int): size of analysis window in samples.
window_stride (int): stride of analysis window in samples.
mag_power (int): power to raise magnitude spectrograms (prior to dot product
with mel basis)
1 for energy spectrograms
2 fot power spectrograms
feature_normalize(bool): whether to normalize the data with mean and std
mean(float): if normalize is enabled, the mean to normalize to
std(float): if normalize is enabled, the deviation to normalize to
Returns:
np.array: np.array of audio features with shape=[num_time_steps,
num_features].
"""
if features_type == 'magnitude':
complex_spec = librosa.stft(y=signal, n_fft=n_window_size)
mag, _ = librosa.magphase(complex_spec, power=mag_power)
features = np.log(np.clip(mag, a_min=1e-5, a_max=None)).T
assert num_features <= n_window_size // 2 + 1, \
"num_features for spectrogram should be <= (fs * window_size // 2 + 1)"
# cut high frequency part
features = features[:, :num_features]
elif features_type == 'mel':
features = librosa.feature.melspectrogram(
y=signal,
sr=fs,
n_fft=n_window_size,
hop_length=n_window_stride,
n_mels=num_features,
power=mag_power
)
features = np.log(np.clip(features, a_min=1e-5, a_max=None)).T
else:
raise ValueError('Unknown features type: {}'.format(features_type))
if feature_normalize:
features = normalize(features, mean, std)
return features
[docs]def get_mel(
log_mag_spec,
fs=22050,
n_fft=1024,
n_mels=80,
power=2.,
feature_normalize=False,
mean=0,
std=1,
mel_basis=None
):
"""
Method to get mel spectrograms from magnitude spectrograms
Args:
log_mag_spec (np.array): log of the magnitude spec
fs (int): sampling frequency in Hz
n_fft (int): size of fft window in samples
n_mels (int): number of mel features
power (float): power of the mag spectrogram
feature_normalize (bool): whether the mag spec was normalized
mean (float): normalization param of mag spec
std (float): normalization param of mag spec
mel_basis (np.array): optional pre-computed mel basis to save computational
time if passed. If not passed, it will call librosa to construct one
Returns:
np.array: mel_spec with shape [time, n_mels]
"""
if mel_basis is None:
mel_basis = librosa.filters.mel(fs, n_fft, n_mels=n_mels)
log_mag_spec = log_mag_spec * power
mag_spec = np.exp(log_mag_spec)
mel_spec = np.dot(mag_spec, mel_basis.T)
mel_spec = np.log(np.clip(mel_spec, a_min=1e-5, a_max=None))
if feature_normalize:
mel_spec = normalize(mel_spec, mean, std)
return mel_spec
[docs]def inverse_mel(
log_mel_spec,
fs=22050,
n_fft=1024,
n_mels=80,
power=2.,
feature_normalize=False,
mean=0,
std=1,
mel_basis=None
):
"""
Very hacky method to reconstruct mag spec from mel
Args:
log_mel_spec (np.array): log of the mel spec
fs (int): sampling frequency in Hz
n_fft (int): size of fft window in samples
n_mels (int): number of mel features
power (float): power of the mag spectrogram that was used to generate the
mel spec
feature_normalize (bool): whether the mel spec was normalized
mean (float): normalization param of mel spec
std (float): normalization param of mel spec
mel_basis (np.array): optional pre-computed mel basis to save computational
time if passed. If not passed, it will call librosa to construct one
Returns:
np.array: mag_spec with shape [time, n_fft/2 + 1]
"""
if mel_basis is None:
mel_basis = librosa.filters.mel(fs, n_fft, n_mels=n_mels)
if feature_normalize:
log_mel_spec = denormalize(log_mel_spec, mean, std)
mel_spec = np.exp(log_mel_spec)
mag_spec = np.dot(mel_spec, mel_basis)
mag_spec = mag_spec * 876
mag_spec = np.power(mag_spec, 1. / power)
return mag_spec
[docs]def normalize(features, mean, std):
"""
Normalizes features with the specificed mean and std
"""
return (features - mean) / std
[docs]def denormalize(features, mean, std):
"""
Normalizes features with the specificed mean and std
"""
return features * std + mean


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DECEMBER 17, 2016
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I love Material Design. It is the design language developed by Google which is based on principles of paper. The theme is flat, but real enough to visualize the depth.
There are couple of libraries which can be used to make Material Style Web Pages. Google has it’s own Material Design Lite library. But I personally like Materialize CSS, for no specific reason.
The only thing missing in these libraries is Animations. The animations in Material Design are more life-like. They start slow, speed up and decelerate gradually. The animation which I like the most is the Ripple Transition. Following are some examples:
So, lets start making this using CSS and JS!
If you look closely, the animation starts by circle popping at the point of touch. Then the circle expands and fills the whole container.
We will simulate the same. First we will define a container, with some bounds. Lets call it expandable-container
.
Let’s define CSS for the expandable-container
I have kept the position: relative
which I’ll expain later.
Now, lets define the CSS for the circle which will pop out. We’ll call it expandable
Now, using JS, we’ll dynamically add a circle and expand it. Lets define a JS method to do this.
Let us understand what’s happening.
First we added the circle to the container.
expandable_container.body.innerHTML += '

';
Then we applied overflow: hidden
property to the container. Because, we want the circle to fill the container and not to cover it.
Then we set the position of circle where the mouse click happened. event.clientX
and event.clientY
will give the coordinates of click event.
Remember, we had kept position: relative
for expandable-container
, the reason is, we want the position of circle w.r.t. the expandable container. The quick hack to do this is to keep position: relative
for parent element and to keep position: absolute
for child.
But there’s more to positioning, the positioning is done w.r.t. top left corner of the screen, but we are doing it w.r.t. top left corner of container. The coordinates we get from the click event are w.r.t. screen. To convert them w.r.t. container, we’ll subtract the left and top margins of the container.
x -= expandable.parentElement.offsetLeft;
y -= expandable.parentElement.offsetTop;
Now we’ll apply the coordinates to circle using CSS top
and left
property. We’ll subtract 25
from each values because the circle is 50x50px
, so we’ll have the center of circle on click position.
expandable.style.top = y-25+'px';
expandable.style.left = x-25+'px';
Now the real part, expanding the circle. Using CSS transform scale()
method, we’ll expand the circle to fill the container.
expandable.style.transform = 'scale(50)';
That’s it, the animation is complete!
There is some post-processing done after the animation is complete, like changing background color of container same as circle, removing circle out of view, etc.
So, how to close the container. Pretty easy, just follow the steps for opening in reverse order. Following code snippet illustrates it:
That’s it, we’re done here!


BROADCAST NEWS A film review by Walter Frith Copyright 1997 Walter Frith
Politics, talent, attitude and perseverance can be crucial factors when pursuing a career in the media. In a business loaded with constant restructuring, downsizing and often a push towards flash over substance, the factors listed above along with ethics and some perky romantic escapades are examined in James L. Brooks' 'Broadcast News'. Brooks, the man responsible for creating several successful television series ('Taxi' etc.) made a successful transition to the big screen as a talented filmmaker who won three Oscars in one night for 'Terms of Endearment' as that film's producer, director and screenwriter based on Larry McMurtry's novel. That was 1983 and it would take Brooks four years to follow-up that film with 'Broadcast News'. I myself have worked in the media and having worked in the field himself, Brooks was right on target in his depiction of three characters (William Hurt, Holly Hunter and Albert Brooks) and their different personalities leading to their eventual destinies in the workplace. Their destinies in the field of romantic endeavour also come into play and 'Broadcast News' has a most generous and satisfying conclusion.
Set in Washington, D.C., Hunter plays a producer for a major network while Brooks is the enormously talented but under appreciated news reporter constantly by her side who has the film's best lines.  Enraged by the network's choice of flash over substance, Hunter turns sour at the thought of having to work with him. Their is a constant rivalry between Hurt and Brooks as Brooks despises everything Hurt is about and isn't shy about showing his true feelings.
At a party for station employees at the home of one of the network's wealthier participants, a call is made informing them that a major story has broken overseas involving an attack on a U.S. military base in Sicily by the Libyans and everyone races to get to the station and go on-air for live breaking news. It's one of the film's best scenes as Hunter is given the job of executive producer for the segment and Brooks is shunned from any coverage of the assignment at all and from home he phones in to Hunter his knowledge of Libya and U.S. military aircraft and she relays it through the microphone connected to Hurt's earpiece and he immediately relays it to the viewing audience. While he's watching television those immortal words are spoken by Brooks "I say it here, it comes out there."
Towards the film's climax, which is the downsizing and frustration of the employees affected, 'Broadcast News' reaches into the personal lives of its characters and contains some of Brooks' best work as a director. 'Broadcast News' in many ways was better than 'Terms of Endearment' for its use of personal relationships done more cleanly than the soap opera atmosphere of 'Terms of Endearment.' On its tenth anniversary and in the aftermath of the media circus of both O.J. Simpson trials and the current Oklahoma City trial, 'Broadcast News' shows you what the evening nightly news doesn't always......and that's detail !
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--- layout: post title: Excluir todos os Objetos no SQL Server categories: - Banco de Dados - SQL tags: - banco - desenvolvimento - remove - reset - SQLEXPRESS - zerar status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' _syntaxhighlighter_encoded: '1' _aioseop_keywords: script, sqlserver, reset, banco, database _aioseop_description: Tutorial explica como zerar os objetos de um banco de dados SQL Server, através de scripts. _aioseop_title: Excluir todos os Objetos no SQL Server simplecatch-sidebarlayout: '' author: login: maxcnunes email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: maxcnunes first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
Este artigo é uma referência á um script que salvou tempo e serviço em um projeto atual. No qual precisávamos zerar o banco, mas com o detalhe que não poderíamos excluí-lo e criá-lo novamente.
 AND index_id > 0 AND index_id < 255 AND is_primary_key = 0'
set @command1 = @command1 + ' ORDER BY index_id DESC'
set @command1 = @command1 + ' OPEN tableIndexes FETCH NEXT FROM tableIndexes INTO @indexName'
set @command1 = @command1 + ' WHILE @@fetch_status = 0'
set @command1 = @command1 + ' BEGIN'
set @command1 = @command1 + ' SET @dropIndexSql = N''DROP INDEX ?.['' + @indexName + '']'''
set @command1 = @command1 + ' EXEC sp_executesql @dropIndexSql'
set @command1 = @command1 + ' print @dropIndexSql'
set @command1 = @command1 + ' FETCH NEXT FROM tableIndexes INTO @indexName'
set @command1 = @command1 + ' END'
set @command1 = @command1 + ' CLOSE tableIndexes'
set @command1 = @command1 + ' DEALLOCATE tableIndexes'
Print '-----------------------------------------'
exec @RETURN_VALUE = sp_MSforeachtable @command1=@command1
GO
[/sourcecode]
Segue o link para o post, no qual encontrei este script: http://paigecsharp.blogspot.com/2008/03/drop-all-objects-in-sql-server-database.html


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Setting the stage for our project
When we first talked about the setting stage of a project, we focused on the triangle that is being formed by the initial question, the relevant data, and the background/domain information. The main goal of this stage is to capture this triangle.
In our project repository there is the phase_1 folder and inside there are two sub-folders named input and output, respectively. The names are pretty self-explanatory. In the input sub-folder we have collected all the relevant material along with a list of it; this is our initial inventory of material. The output folder contains three files: one on the initial question and motivation for the project, another on the relevant data, and a third that captures the background/domain information. All three files are the results of processing the material in the input sub-folder. Let us see in more detail how we came up with these documents.
Input
This sub-folder is the collection of all the relevant material that we need to begin with. In our case, the point of departure is the ASA poster competition, which provides us with the initial question: could we predict delays? Along with the question also come the relevant data that ASA published for the competition. In this way we have two out of three bases covered. The rest is about the background/domain information. The main focus is on flight delays. So, we gathered the posters that participated in the competition, along with other available web pages, papers, etc, that deal with the subject of the delays. This constitutes our input.
Output
The first file is about the initial question and the motivation. We combine the call of the ASA project, along with pieces of information about the problem flight delays cause to the US economy.
Second comes the report on the relevant data. Since the initial project was a competition, it is not a surprise that the competition organisers provided for an adequate dataset. In our case, detailed data on flights and delays, along with extra pieces on information on individual planes, etc., are more than enough for the task at hand.
Last comes the description of the domain of the airline industry, and a collection of stylised facts about flights and delays. The effort was to provide a small summary of the characteristics of delays, some explanations found in the literature, and make some points that might prove useful later in the project.
In the relevant GitHub repository you can find all the this material and examine it in more detail.
Sources:
- You can find the relevant material for this first phase at the GitHub project repository


You're going to need a fresh installation of MacOS, along with a user Admin account. I always start by installing Homebrew, an amazing package manager available on MacOS. Copy and paste the line below into your Terminal. You will be asked for your password at some point during the Homebrew install.
This will install Homebrew, as well as install Xcode's command line tools, which is Apple's GCC compiler. After the command has finished running, restart your terminal (this is not necessary but I do it to make sure Homebrew has successfully completed the installation).
Homebrew makes installing packages incredibly simple, but it also helps with installing applications! You can use `brew cask` to install applications without struggling to download disk images for every application. Below I will include lines to download a few of my applications of choice.
Once you've installed the applications above, go ahead and quit Terminal and open iTerm2. We will be using iTerm2 as our terminal application from here on out. We will be using zsh instead of bash as our shell, as it's more customizable. We will be using Oh My Zsh to manage our zsh configuration. Copy and paste the line below to install and start using zsh. You will have to enter your password once during installation.
After installation, you will be using zsh! A nice feature from Oh My Zsh is the ability to use themes. In your home directory ~, you will find a file called .zshrc, which will hold all of your zsh configurations. On line 10, you will find ZSH_THEME="robbyrussell". You can choose your own theme from the Oh My Zsh themes wiki to style your shell as you wish! To change your theme, replace robbyrussell with your desired theme. I, personally, prefer the cloud theme.
Now we will install Git, a widely used version control system. Git has a simple installation available through Homebrew. Copy and paste the line below (minus the comment) and you're done!
Restart iTerm to be safe. I also suggest configuring Git using the following lines. These store your name and email with Git, set Atom as Git's default editor, and color code Git information.
And you're done! Zsh and Git are successfully installed! Next we're going to install a few packages with Brew.
Node.js and PostgreSQL are both important but different technologies. Node.js is a Javascript runtime, and PostgreSQL is a database system. I suggest installing both as they are widely used, also they're awesome and I love them both. Let's start with Node. To install node you just copy and paste the following line.
And you're done! The Node Homebrew package installs the Javascript runtime and npm, which is node's package manager.
Now for PostgreSQL. To install Postgres, copy and paste the following brew install line.
Homebrew makes it easy. From here you have to decide whether you want to keep Postgres running in the background or run it in an instance in your terminal. I prefer to run it in the background. To run it in the background just run the following line.
Now Postgres will always run in the background, even if you restart your computer! I also suggest creating a default database with your username. Run createdb $USER in your terminal. This also helps the psql command, so that your computer has a default database to connect to. Postgres is now all setup!
This one gets a little more complicated, let me explain why. A fresh install of MacOS come with Ruby already installed. If I retrieve my Ruby version in the terminal, I should get the following.
At first glance, this seems like it would be helpful, but that Ruby version is out of date. We need to be using Ruby-2.2 or above, as Rails 5 requires that version or above. The process we'll be using allows us to install multiple ruby versions and switch between them as needed. Let's get started!
We'll start by using ruby-install, a tool for installing Ruby versions. After that install, we'll be installing Ruby version 2.4.1, the latest stable release of Ruby. The lines below will walk you through this process. In your terminal, enter the following lines to install ruby-install and Ruby-2.4.1. The ruby-install command will take some time.
Now we'll be installing Chruby, a tool for managing installed ruby versions. Let's start by installing it with Homebrew (isn't Homebrew so helpful?)
Once you've installed chruby, use the following lines to configure zsh to use chruby and allow auto-switching between ruby versions.
After you've run all of these commands, Restart your terminal, this is important for the process of installing Rails, which we will do next. When you reopen iTerm, run ruby -v and you should get your new Ruby version!
This step can be very error prone. I suggest restarting your terminal before starting the Rails installation process. Rails is a web-application framework written in Ruby. It goes hand in hand with Ruby and I suggest it to anyone looking to learn a framework. Let's get started! At this point if you run rails in your terminal, you should get an error that looks like this.
Do not use that command, this is very important. When you run sudo gem install rails, it uses the system's default version of Ruby (which is 2.0.0) to install Rails. These versions are incompatible, and will give you a very hard time with your installation. Instead, run $ gem install rails in your terminal, without the sudo. This will install Rails 5 on your new Ruby version. Restart your terminal and try to create a new Rails app. You should get the following:
It worked! Rails is now successfully installed!
If you plan on making Rails applications using PostgreSQL instead of SQLite, and using RSpec instead of the default testing library test-unit, use the following to configure your rails setup:
Rails applications you create will use Postgres as the default database and not setup test-unit.
I hope this helped setup your dev environment on MacOS. If you have anything you think I should add, please make a PR on the GitHub Repo! I would love feedback of any kind.


ecomm package¶
Submodules¶
ecomm.constants module¶
File: constants Author: Vineet Kumar Dubey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: 04/03/2017
This file contains the constants needed for making Ecomm API calls
ecomm.helper module¶
File: services Author: Vineet Kumar Dubey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: 04/03/2017
It contains XML helper parser methods required to parse the response sent by delhivery.
ecomm.response_handler module¶
File: response_handler Author: Om Prakash<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: 17/02/2017
It handles the response in ecomm.
ecomm.services module¶
File: services Author: Vineet Kumar Dubey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: 04/03/2017
It contains all the core service methods required for the delhivery.
-
class
ecomm.services.
CancelShipment
(user_profile)¶ Bases:
ecomm.EcommBase
-
class
ecomm.services.
CreatePackage
(user_profile)¶ Bases:
ecomm.EcommBase
Create the new shipment in Ecomm.
ecomm.user_profile module¶
File: user_profile Author: Vineet Dubey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: 10/02/2017
This is the user credentials for Ecomm profile.
-
class
ecomm.user_profile.
UserProfile
(username, password, debug=False)¶ Bases:
object
Set the user credentials for API requests.
Module contents¶
File: Base class Author: Vineet Kumar Dubey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: 04/03/2017
This file contains the Base class which will set the username and password for making the Ecomm API calls


Tools for using null models to analyse ecological networks (e.g. food webs, flower-visitation networks, seed-dispersal networks) and detect resource preferences or non-random interactions among network nodes. Tools are provided to run null models, test for and plot preferences, plot and analyse bipartite networks, and export null model results in a form compatible with other network analysis packages. The underlying null model was developed by Agusti et al. (2003) <doi:10.1046/j.1365-294X.2003.02014.x> and the full application to ecological networks by Vaughan et al. (2017) econullnetr: an R package using null models to analyse the structure of ecological networks and identify resource selection. Methods in Ecology & Evolution, in press.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | reshape2, bipartite, gtools |
| Suggests: | cheddar, igraph, knitr, rmarkdown, testthat, vdiffr |
| Published: | 2017-09-25 |
| Author: | Ian Vaughan |
| Maintainer: | Ian Vaughan <vaughanip at cardiff.ac.uk> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ivaughan/econullnetr/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | econullnetr citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | econullnetr results |
| Reference manual: | econullnetr.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
econullnetr introduction |
| Package source: | econullnetr_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: econullnetr_0.1.0.zip, r-release: econullnetr_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: econullnetr_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: econullnetr_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: econullnetr_0.1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=econullnetr to link to this page.


The <javaTransientField> element declares within the FieldModifiersopt that
the fields introduced by the declaration are marked transient fields.
Description
This element specifies that the value of
the field should not be serialized. The variables can be marked transient
to indicate that they are not part of the persistent state of an object. Possible
alternative definitions of the FieldModifier declaration are the <javaStaticField>,
<javaFinalField>, and <javaVolatileField> elements. The <javaSynchronizedMethod>
element has the following predefined attributes:name ="transient" and
value ="transient".
Example
Click on the following link to open the Java
API topic type example in
<javaField id="javax.swing.plaf.TabbedPaneUI">
<apiName>calcRect</apiName>
<shortDesc>
A rectangle used for general layout calculations in order to
avoid constructing many new rectangles automatically.
</shortDesc>
<javaFieldDetail>
<javaFieldDef>
<javaTransientField/>
<javaFieldAccess value="protected"/>
<javaFieldClass href=”http://java.sun.com/…/awt/Rectangle.html”
format=”html” scope=”external”>Rectangle</javaFieldClass>
</javaFieldDef>
</javaFieldDetail>
</javaField>


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Search a unique file in a large file system.
We do not have infinite memory.

A: Macros.


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Discord Elixir v1.1.18 DiscordEx.Client.Helpers.MessageHelper View Source
Bot Message Helpers
Link to this section Summary
Functions
Actionable Mention and DM Message
Actionable Mention and DM Message This checks that an incoming message is private or is a mention to the current user.
Parameters
- payload: Data from the triggered event.
- state: Current state of bot.
Example
MessageHelper.actionable_message_for_me?(payload, state)
#=> true
Parses a message payload which is content leading with ‘!’. Returns a tuple with the command and the message
Parses a message payload which is content leading with provided prefix. Returns a tuple with the command and the message
Link to this section Functions
actionable_message_for?(String.t(), map(), map()) :: boolean()
Actionable Mention and DM Message
This checks that an incoming message is private or is a mention to the defined user.
Parameters
- bot_name: Name of the bot you are using.
- payload: Data from the triggered event.
- state: Current state of bot.
Example
MessageHelper.actionable_message_for?("Mr.Botman", payload, state)
#=> true
actionable_message_for_me?(map(), map()) :: boolean()
Actionable Mention and DM Message This checks that an incoming message is private or is a mention to the current user.
Parameters
- payload: Data from the triggered event.
- state: Current state of bot.
Example
MessageHelper.actionable_message_for_me?(payload, state)
#=> true
Parses a message payload which is content leading with ‘!’. Returns a tuple with the command and the message.
Parameters
- payload: Data from the triggered event.
Example
MessageHelper.msg_command_parse(payload)
#=> {"ping", "me please!"}
Parses a message payload which is content leading with provided prefix. Returns a tuple with the command and the message.
Parameters
- prefix: prefix for your command
- payload: Data from the triggered event.
Example
MessageHelper.msg_command_parse(payload, "!")
#=> {"ping", "me please!"}


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Product Identification
Using image recognition identify the product on the shelf


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Create an academic holiday event for the closest Saturday (e.g. course day) to the date of the holiday.


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Advice to clarify schools and childcare providers' role under the new 'prevent duty', and to help protect children from radicalisation.
New advice and social media guidance has been issued to schools and childcare providers to help them keep children safe from the risk of radicalisation and extremism, Education Secretary Nicky Morgan announced today (1 July 2015).
Building resilience of young people and the promotion of fundamental British values is at the heart of preventing radicalisation. Schools can do this by providing safe places in which children can discuss controversial issues, and be given the knowledge and confidence to challenge extremist beliefs and ideologies.
The advice has been published to coincide with the new prevent duty, introduced as part of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 , which legally requires a range of organisations including schools, local authorities, prisons, police and health bodies to take steps to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism.
Schools and childcare providers already play a vital role in keeping children safe from harm, including from the risks of extremism and radicalisation, and in promoting the welfare of children in their care.
The new duty builds on this and reinforces their existing duties by spreading understanding of the risks and current good practice across the country. The government issued statutory guidance on the duty for all public bodies in March.
The advice published today complements the statutory guidance and intends to help schools and childcare providers by:
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan said:
Extremism has no place in our schools but recent events have shown that the risks of young people being targeted by radical groups have risen and should not be underestimated.
Nothing is more important than keeping children safe from harm. Schools already play an important role in protecting and safeguarding young people including from radicalisation and extremism. That is why we have issued advice to schools and childcare providers to help them understand their role under the new prevent duty, which comes into force today (1 July) and which reinforces their existing safeguarding duties.
The government has also published advice today for schools on how social media is being used by extremist groups to encourage young people to travel to Syria and Iraq. It makes clear that every teacher should be aware of the risks posed by the online activity of extremist and terrorist groups and be vigilant of the signs of radicalisation.
Earlier this year the Department for Education set up a telephone helpline (020 7340 7264) and an email address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) to enable people to raise concerns directly with the department.
The government is considering what more can be done to support schools and childcare providers in carrying out their safeguarding work including delivering training and ensuring schools have access to quality-assured classroom resources.
Published: 1 July 2015


About me
Hi, I'm Haoran, a User Experience Designer, you can also call me Eddie. I'm currently studying at Wilfrid Laurier University, and I have been studying UX for 2 years. What really makes me want to become a UXer is the world around us, especially back home in China. There are a lot of things and design product in our lives that just doesn't make sense and feel strange to use. I want to improve some elements around us and make things feel more pleasant for users. UX is a very interesting field overall, I would encourage more students who wants to improve things around us to join our UX program.
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Pen Tool And Me: There is always some interesting process in learning different skills, testing my skills with various things, even myself, be creative and try things out, alwasy step outside of own's confort-zone, explore more things to understand self in a better way.
Burger Chef Animated Ad: It is my first time using multiple design software to create a animated GIF ad, group skill and communication skill are very important in this project, as a designer, communication skills and abilities are necessary, but also to be able to endure loneliness and boredom.
Icon Set: Creative inspiration and thinking are essential skills of a UX designer. Good work must have a complete and unique thinking behind it. In the process of making ICONS, I have been trying to figure out how to change one icon into four different styles, which tested my independent thinking ability, and apply the concept into life, always looking for a better change.
Photoshop Assignment: Colour is very important in the design work, it can bring the viewer the most intuitive impact in the first time. Colours are nou just important to designers, but also to everyone else. Colors stand for one's attitude, emotion and passion, live your life in different styles.


For this process, we'll create a 10 x 10 grid, with black/white boxes that changes when the mouse hovers.
For this process, we rotate 2 united arcs, forming a circle with a different arc size (cyan color), and making all the "circles" rotate with a small angle, forming a wave pattern by only rotating on it's center.


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
If you haven’t got the stamina to tackle the full recipes here, just pick and choose the parts you want to make. Shop bought pastry and confit duck would lighten the work.
For the confit of duck, preheat the oven to 140C/120C Fan/Gas 1.
Mix the salt, herbs and garlic in a bowl. Add the duck legs, cover them in the mixture. Cover the bowl and leave in the fridge for 24 hours.
Rinse the salt mixture from the duck legs.  Bring the pan up to a simmer, cover and place in the oven for 2½ hours. Remove from the oven, lift the duck legs out of the fat and set aside.
For the rough puff pastry, place the flour and salt into a large mixing bowl. Add the butter and use your hands to rub the butter into the flour.
When the flour and butter mixture resembles breadcrumbs, add the cold water. Mix it in with a round-tipped knife to keep the mixture cool. When the mixture comes together to form a dough, turn it out onto a clean, floured work surface and knead briefly until just smooth.
Form the dough into a rectangular block (this will make it easier to roll out later), wrap in cling film and refrigerate for 20 minutes.
Roll the dough out on a clean, floured work surface into a rectangle approximately 40x20cm/16x8in.
Take one of the short edges of the pastry and fold one-third of the dough into the centre, then fold the other third over that. Turn the pastry by 90 degrees and repeat the rolling and folding.
Wrap the pastry in cling film, refrigerate for 20 minutes, and then repeat the rolling and folding.
Wrap the pastry block in cling film and refrigerate for 30 minutes more before using.
For the fig tart, preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
Heat the sugar in a 24cm/9½in ovenproof frying pan over a low heat until it has caramelised. Add the butter and heat gently until the mixture forms a smooth caramel. Turn off the heat and carefully place the figs in the hot caramel, cut-side up.
Roll the chilled pastry out onto a floured work surface to a 5mm/¼in thickness. Cut the pastry into a circle slightly larger than the frying pan.
Place the pastry circle over the figs. Tuck the edges of the pastry inside the pan to surround the figs.
Transfer to the oven and bake for 20-25 minutes, or until the pastry is risen, golden-brown and cooked through. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool for 5-10 minutes.
For the lentils, heat a pan and add the butter and oil. Once hot, add the bacon lardons and cook until lightly browned then add the onion and cook for 2 minutes, Add the garlic, carrot, celery and leek and cook for a further 2 minutes.
Add the lentils and red wine and bring to the boil. Cook until the wine has reduced in volume by half then add the stock and cook for 25-30 minutes. Finish with the sherry vinegar and fresh coriander.
When you are ready to serve, heat a medium frying pan and add the butter, once hot add the duck and colour on both sides and add the honey and glaze.
Loosen the edges of the tart and place a large serving plate or board on top of the frying pan. Very carefully, but quickly, turn it over, using a folded dry tea towel to help you hold it, and allow the tarte tatin to drop gently onto the serving plate.
Put the cooked lentils in a serving bowl and place the duck on top. Finish with the jus or stock.


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Badges to show whether your Ruby versions are up to date.
They look like this:
To get a badge for your GitHub repository, just use the following image URL format in your README, or similar:
https://ruby-version-badger.herokuapp.com/github/{username}/{repository}
We'll analyse your repository and show the right badge (in SVG). We check the following files, in order:
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: we'll read the version in the format ruby "2.4.1"
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.ruby-version
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Other methods like #ruby=2.4.1
in the Gemfile
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.rvmrc
and .versions.conf
are only used by RVM,
so aren't supported. The two methods above are supported by many more tools,
so we'd prefer you used those.


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Class to read a binary file.
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#import <InputStream.h>
Public Member Functions |
| (void) | - openStream |
| | Open the stream in read mode.
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| (void) | - closeStream |
| | Close the stream.
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| (char) | - readChar |
| | Read next char in stream.
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| (unsigned char) | - readUnsignedChar |
| | Read next unsigned char in stream.
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| (short) | - readShort |
| | Read next short in stream.
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| (unsigned short) | - readUnsignedShort |
| | Read next unsigned short in stream.
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| (int) | - readInt |
| | Read next int in stream.
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| (unsigned int) | - readUnsignedInt |
| | Read next unsigned int in stream.
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| (long) | - readLong |
| | Read next long in stream.
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| (unsigned long) | - readUnsignedLong |
| | Read next unsigned long in stream.
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| (float) | - readFloat |
| | Read next float in stream.
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| (double) | - readDouble |
| | Read next double in stream.
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| (NSString *) | - readString |
| | Reads a string with a len of the first unsigned byte.
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| (NSString *) | - readStringOfLen: |
| | Reads a string with the specified len.
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| (BOOL) | - checkSizeToRead: |
| | Checks if is possible to read size from current offset.
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| (BOOL) | - checkSizeToRead: |
| | Checks if is possible to read size from current offset.
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| (void) | - readBytesOfLen:to: |
| | Read a number of bytes and stores it in value pointer.
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Detailed Description
Class to read a binary file.
- Author:
- Víctor Berga<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Member Function Documentation
| - (BOOL) checkSizeToRead: |
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(unsigned long) |
size |
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Checks if is possible to read size from current offset.
- Parameters:
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| unsingned | long Size to check |
| BOOL | Return YES if is safety read the size |
| - (BOOL) checkSizeToRead: |
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(unsigned long) |
size |
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Checks if is possible to read size from current offset.
unsingned long Size to check
- Parameters:
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| BOOL | Return YES if is safety read the size |
Close the stream.
- Exceptions:
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Open the stream in read mode.
- Exceptions:
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| NSException | ERROR_OPENING_FILE |
| NSException | ERRROR_FILE_SIZE_ZERO |
| - (void) readBytesOfLen: |
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(unsigned long) |
len |
| to: |
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value |
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Read a number of bytes and stores it in value pointer.
- Parameters:
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| unsigned | long Number of bytes to read |
| void* | Pointer to value which stores the bytes readed |
- Exceptions:
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| NSException | BUFFER_OVERFLOW |
Read next char in stream.
- Returns:
- char
Read next double in stream.
- Returns:
- double
Read next float in stream.
- Returns:
- float
Read next int in stream.
- Returns:
- int
Read next long in stream.
- Returns:
- long
Read next short in stream.
- Returns:
- short
| - (NSString *) readString |
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Reads a string with a len of the first unsigned byte.
- Returns:
- NSString
| - (NSString *) readStringOfLen: |
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(unsigned long) |
len |
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Reads a string with the specified len.
- Parameters:
-
- Returns:
- NSString
| - (unsigned char) readUnsignedChar |
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Read next unsigned char in stream.
- Returns:
- unsigned char
| - (unsigned int) readUnsignedInt |
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Read next unsigned int in stream.
- Returns:
- unsigned int
| - (unsigned long) readUnsignedLong |
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Read next unsigned long in stream.
- Returns:
- unsigned long
| - (unsigned short) readUnsignedShort |
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Read next unsigned short in stream.
- Returns:
- unsigned short
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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I have created a leanprover-community
account on github and a lean-mode-contrib
repository. I think it will be easier to accumulate tools there and simply have members of the community maintain it than to pester the Lean developers. Other community managed repos might be useful. Feel free to make suggestions (including suggesting / volunteering maintainers)
What kind of tools do you have in mind?
So far, all I added is an emacs feature that highlights the difference between expected type and actual types in error messages
This is really nice. It's something I miss occasionally in VScode.
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