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SRV_USERONLINE |
Channel: 2 SNAC(3,11) |
This SNAC is sent whenever a contact in your contact list goes online or changes status.
Parameters
| Data type | Content | Name | Description |
| BUIN | ... | UIN | The UIN of the contact changing status. |
| WORD | 00 00 | NULL | Unknown: empty. |
| WORD.B | xx xx | COUNT | The number of following TLVs. |
| TLV(1) | 00 01 00 02 00 50 | UNKNOWN | Unknown: 00 50 = 80. |
| TLV(12) | 00 0c xx xx ... | CLI2CLI | The same as in CLI_SETSTATUS. |
| TLV(10) | 00 0a 00 04 DWORD | IP | The external IP of this contact. |
| TLV(6) | 00 06 00 04 DWORD | STATUS | The new status of the contact. |
| TLV(13) | 00 0d xx xx ... | CAPABILITIES | The capabilities of this client. |
| TLV(15) | 00 0f 00 04 xx xx xx xx | UNKNOWN | This looks like the number of seconds since user logged on. It does not get reset when contact goes to/from invisible. |
| TLV(2) | 00 03 00 04 TIME | MEMBERSINCE | A timestamp. Member of ICQ since this time. |
| TLV(3) | 00 03 00 04 TIME | ONLINESINCE | A timestamp. Online since this time. |
| TLV(4) | 00 04 00 04 TIME | IDLE | time in minutes cince last incoming idle-tlv-timestamp... you have to store a timestamp when you received this tlv example: now-storedtimestamp+idle=idletime (wrong: Idle Time in seconds) |
| TLV(17) | 00 11 00 22 xx xx ... | SECSETTINGS | List of numbers; nonsensical at first glance. Occured when user altered his 'let other people see my mobile phone number' etc. settings. ### has somthing to do with the >>Phone "Follow Me"<< service and the settings "I'm Currently At" with the options: "Dont't Show", "Available" and "Busy" |
Examples
2A 02 DD 9A 00 92 FLAP: Channel 2, Seq 0xDD9A, Length 0x92 00 03 00 0B 00 00 83 2F DA C1 SNAC: 0x03/0x0B, Ref 0x832FDAC1, Flags 0 08 Length of UIN 36 36 36 30 34 34 35 39 UIN in ASCII 00 00 Unknown 00 08 Number of following TLVs 00 01 00 02 00 50 TLV(1), Unknown 00 0C 00 25 C0 A8 00 03 TLV(C), Internal IP 00 00 4B 94 TCP connection port 04 TCP connection flag 00 07 TCP protocol version 2F 83 DB FA Direct connect cookie 00 00 00 50 Unknown 00 00 00 03 Unknown 3C 27 31 3F time(NULL), recent 3C 0A B1 7C time(NULL) 00 00 00 00 time(NULL), usually 00 00 Unknown 00 0A 00 04 D9 D0 4F F7 TLV(A), External IP 00 06 00 04 00 03 00 05 TLV(6), Online status 00 0D 00 20 09 46 13 49 4C 7F 11 D1 TLV(D), Capabilities 82 22 44 45 53 54 00 00 09 46 13 44 4C 7F 11 D1 82 22 44 45 53 54 00 00 00 0F 00 04 00 00 8B 2C TLV(F), Unknown 00 02 00 04 38 C3 6B E3 TLV(2), Member since 00 03 00 04 3C 37 FA FE TLV(3), Online since
Attribution
Submitted by: stricq@owlnet.net.


| DOSE: |
1 bowl |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
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oral |
Vitamin C |
(liquid) |
I was at home really bored so I thought about taking mass amounts of vitamin C for enhancement of visuals for bud. I am an experienced bud smoker I have been smoking more than once daily for about 2 years and before that I smoked occasionally for about 5 years. Well to get it all started I decided it get the vitamin C first so I would have time to metabolize it, so I drank 2 20, Oz glasses of OJ. 1 pouch of HI-C, and ingested 2 cough drops. So thatís an assload of vitamin C. then I smoked a bong load.
Wow after about 10 min of smoking the bowl I started to see color patterns on the carpet they would change every few seconds really fast then I looked up on my wall and saw vividly another place and I thought I was there really I thought I was somewhere else like an acid trip it was crazy. The visuals were great but hard to explain.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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The Python runtime is available as an experimental Preview feature.
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| def | initialize |
| def | output_entities |
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| entity_to_dict | |
| kind | |
| sort_key_from_entity | |
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Implements bulkloader.Exporter interface and delegates. This will delegate to the passed in entity_to_dict method and the methods on the export_recorder which are in the ConnectorInterface.
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Constructor. Args: export_recorder: Object which writes results, an implementation of ConnectorInterface. entity_to_dict: Method which converts a single entity to a neutral dict. kind: Kind to identify this object to the bulkloader. sort_key_from_entity: Optional method to return a sort key for each entity. This key will be used to sort the downloaded entities before passing them to eneity_to_dict.
| def google.appengine.ext.bulkload.bulkloader_config.GenericExporter.finalize | ( | self | ) |
Performs finalization actions after the download completes.
| def google.appengine.ext.bulkload.bulkloader_config.GenericExporter.initialize | ( | self, | |
| filename, | |||
| exporter_opts | |||
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Performs initialization and validation of the output file. Args: filename: The string given as the --filename flag argument. exporter_opts: The string given as the --exporter_opts flag argument.
| def google.appengine.ext.bulkload.bulkloader_config.GenericExporter.output_entities | ( | self, | |
| entity_iterator | |||
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Outputs the downloaded entities. Args: entity_iterator: An iterator that yields the downloaded entities in sorted order.


Rob Kardashian 'feeling body confident' but 'won't return to reality show'
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star has overhauled his diet in a bid to address his 'weight issues' and has been overwhelmed by the feedback
by James Brinsford, https://www.facebook.com/james.brinsfordRob Kardashian has shed more than 20lbs and is loving the reaction to his new slimmed down figure.
The 32-year-old star of Keeping Up With The Kardashians has been keeping a low profile of late, so fans of the reality star were stunned when he shared a rare pic of himself last week.
Fans of the Kardashians were praiseworthy of his efforts and this has reportedly given him a huge boost in his self-confidence.
A source has told Hollywood Life: "Rob loves the reaction [he gets] from everyone – from family and friends. It’s only making him feel better and better all around.”
The reaction to his slimmer frame has led to Rob wanting to up his public profile and he allegedly "wants to start being out more and more."
There is sad news for fans of the Kardashians' reality show though, as it seems that Rob is not going to be heading back to KUWTK any time soon.
The source continued to say that while Rob "will not exactly be seen partying,” but "he actually wants to be out there more now because he wants to live his life."
Rob has apparently embraced his new look and "he’s much more confident now that he looks and feels so much better."
The reality star has hailed the support that he has recieved from his family and fans, saying that it is "making a world of difference."
The source has claimed that Rob's two-year-old daughter, Dream Kardashian, has also been a motivating factor in hitting the gym.
They said: "Rob wants to continue to be healthy and happy for Dream as she continues to grow up."
Fans have been generous in their praise of Rob, who posted a second snap of himself just 24 hours after the first.
It showed him dressed as Papa Troll from the Trolls movie, with Dream donning a Poppy Troll outfit and his followers were quick to share their thoughts and praise.
One fan commented: "Looking real good, Rob."
Another praised him, writing: "Good job on the weight loss Rob. I know the battle. God bless."
One person that has broad smile in the upturn to Rob's fortunes is momager Kris Jenner.
She is hoping that his new lease of life will continue and that he might join the family in a Christmas tradition.
The source said Kris revealed: "She would love to have him be a part of the family holiday card and even filming again this year."
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Code Documentation¶
diffiqult.Task¶
-
class
diffiqult.Task.
Tasks
(mol, name, verbose=False)[source]¶ This class manage the implemented tasks over a system included in DiffiQult.
Attributes:
- sys : System_mol object
- Contains the basis functions, geometry and information of the a molecular system.
- name : string
- An id of the task, it is used as prefix for outputs.
- verbose: bool
It defines the output and screen options.
True it prints in screen all details and a file “name.out”.
- status: bool
Keep track of the success of the different task.
True the SCF and/or the optimization converged.
-
__init__
(mol, name, verbose=False)[source]¶ Initialize task object that contains the inital parameters.
Parameters:
- mol : System_mol object
- Contains the basis functions, geometry and information of the a molecular system.
- name : string
- An id of the task, it is used as prefix for outputs.
- Options:
- verbose : bool
It defines the output and screen options
True it prints in screen all details and a file “name.out”
- status: bool
Keep track of the success of the different task.
True the SCF and/or the optimization converged.
-
energy
(max_scf=30, max_d=300, printguess=None, output=False, **kwargs)[source]¶ This function handdles the single point calculations
Options:
- max_scf : integer
- Maximum number of scf steps, default 30.
printguess : str
File path if it is requiered to prepare an inital guess for the molecular orbital coefficients.output : bool
True if it will print a molden file in case of success.
-
optimization
(max_scf=100, log=True, scf=True, name='Output', readguess=None, output=False, argnum=[0], **kwargs)[source]¶ This function handdles the optimization procedure
Options:
- argnum : list of integers
Parameter to optimize
0 widths
1 contraction coefficients
2 Gaussian centers
e.g. [0,1] to optimized widhts and contraction coefficients
- max_scf : integer
- Maximum number of scf steps, default 30
- log : bool
- If we are not optimizing the log of exponent, we highly recoment leave it as True, the default.
- name : str
- Output file name default Output
- readguess : str
- File path to a npy file in case on predefined initial guess of the density matrix
- output : bool
- True if it will print a molden file in case of success
-
runtask
(task, **kwargs)[source]¶ This method run a given task and if it has success, it uptates system with the most recent energy value and basis function
Parameters:
- task : str
- If defines the task:
‘Energy’ is a single point calculation.
‘Opt’ an optimization of a given parameter.
- Options:
- Check documentation for each task
Returns:
- success : bool
- True if task ended successfully.
diffiqult.Molecule¶
-
class
diffiqult.Molecule.
Getbasis
(molecule, basis, shifted=False)[source]¶ This class loads the basis function for a given molecule Attributes:
- alpha : array
- Gaussian withds
- coef : array
- Contraction coefficients
- xyz : array
- Gaussian centers
- list_contr : list
- List of integers with contractions, eg. [3,3] are two AO with three primitives each
- l : list of tuples
- List of tuple of integers with angular momentums eg. [(0,0,0),(0,1,0)] one s orbital and one p_x
-
__init__
(molecule, basis, shifted=False)[source]¶ - Parameters:
- molecule : list
It contains spects of geometry [( atomic_number_atom_1,(x,y,z),
atomic_number_atom_1,(x,y,z), atomic_number_atom_1,(x,y,z)]eg. water
(8,(0.0, 0.0, 0.091685801102911746)), (1,(1.4229678834888837, 0.0, -0.98120954931681137)), (1,(-1.4229678834888837, 0.0, -0.98120954931681137))]- basis : dict
- {atomic_number: [(‘type’,[(exp,coef),
- (exp,coef)]),
- (‘type’,[(exp,coef),
- (exp,coef)])],
- atomic_number: [(‘type’,[(exp,coef),
- (exp,coef)]),
- (‘type’,[(exp,coef),
- (exp,coef)])]}
-
class
diffiqult.Molecule.
Getgeom
(molecule)[source]¶ - This class loads the geometry in xyz coordinates
- Parameters:
- molecule : list
It contains spects of geometry [( atomic_number_atom_1,(x,y,z),
atomic_number_atom_1,(x,y,z), atomic_number_atom_1,(x,y,z)]
-
class
diffiqult.Molecule.
System_mol
(mol, basis_set, ne, mol_name='molecule', angs=False, shifted=False)[source]¶ This class contains all the information of the system extracted from mol and basis
Parameters:
- alpha : array
- Gaussian withds
- coef : array
- Contraction coefficients
- xyz : array
- Gaussian centers
- list_contr : list
- List of integers with contractions, eg. [3,3] are two AO with three primitives each
- l : list of tuples
- List of tuple of integers with angular momentums eg. [(0,0,0),(0,1,0)] one s orbital and one p_x
-
__init__
(mol, basis_set, ne, mol_name='molecule', angs=False, shifted=False)[source]¶ This function starts an object System_mol
- Parameters:
- mol : list
- It contains spects of geometry
- [( atomic_number_atom_1,(x,y,z),
- atomic_number_atom_1,(x,y,z), atomic_number_atom_1,(x,y,z)]
- basis: dict
- {atomic_number: [(‘type’,[(exp,coef),
- (exp,coef)]),
- (‘type’,[(exp,coef),
- (exp,coef)])],
- atomic_number: [(‘type’,[(exp,coef),
- (exp,coef)]),
- (‘type’,[(exp,coef),
- (exp,coef)])]}
- ne : int
- Number of electron
- mol_name : str
- An id
- shifted : bool
False in case standard basis functions
True in case costumized basis functions
- angs : bool
False is atomic units
True if lenght units are angstroms
diffiqult.Energy¶
-
diffiqult.Energy.
rhfenergy
(alpha_old, coef2, xyz, l, charges, xyz_atom, natoms, nbasis, contr_list, ne, max_scf, max_d, log, eigen, printguess, readguess, name, write, dtype)[source]¶ This function returns the rhf function
- Parameters:
- alpha_old : array
- Gaussian exponents
- coef2 : array
- Contraction coeffients
- xyz : array 3N
- Gaussian centers
- l : array 3N
- Angular momentum each entry is a vector eg. s orbital (0,0,0) or pz (1,0,0)
- charges : array
- Atom charges
- nbasis : int
- Number of basis
- contr_list: list of integers
- Specify the number of orbitals in each atom
- ne : int
- Number of electrons
- max_scf : int
- maximum number of scf cycles
- log : bool
- The exponents are given in log
- printguess: str or None
- File to print coeff matrix initial guess
- readguess : str or None
- File that contains coeff matrix initial guess
- name : str
- Output file name
- write : bool
- True if printing
- dtype : type of output
- This is the directive to know if algopy will be used or not np.float64(1.0) if it is a single point calculation otherwise, it specify the size of the UTMP, autodifferentiation
- Returns:
- energy : float
- RHF energy
diffiqult.Optimize¶
This routine was orginally taken from scipy
This module was taken from scipy and modified to optimize several parameters at a time with the BFGS Minimization
-
diffiqult.Optimize.
algopy_wrapper
(function)[source]¶ Returnfunction to obtain the gradient of the function Parameters ———- f : callable
The function of which to determine the gradient (partial derivatives). Should take xk as first argument, other arguments to f can be supplied in*args
. Should return a scalar, the value of the function at xk.- grad_function : function
- The partial derivatives of f to xk.
-
diffiqult.Optimize.
fmin_bfgs
(f, x0, fprime=None, args=(), argnum=None, gtol=1e-05, norm=inf, epsilon=1.4901161193847656e-08, maxiter=None, full_output=0, disp=1, retall=0, callback=None)[source]¶ Minimize a function using the BFGS algorithm.
- f : callable f(x,*args)
- Objective function to be minimized.
- x0 : ndarray
- Initial guess.
- fprime : callable f’(x,*args), optional
- Gradient of f.
- args : tuple, optional
- Extra arguments passed to f and fprime.
- gtol : float, optional
- Gradient norm must be less than gtol before successful termination.
- norm : float, optional
- Order of norm (Inf is max, -Inf is min)
- epsilon : int or ndarray, optional
- If fprime is approximated, use this value for the step size.
- callback : callable, optional
- An optional user-supplied function to call after each iteration. Called as callback(xk), where xk is the current parameter vector.
- maxiter : int, optional
- Maximum number of iterations to perform.
- full_output : bool, optional
- If True,return fopt, func_calls, grad_calls, and warnflag in addition to xopt.
- disp : bool, optional
- Print convergence message if True.
- retall : bool, optional
- Return a list of results at each iteration if True.
- xopt : ndarray
- Parameters which minimize f, i.e. f(xopt) == fopt.
- fopt : float
- Minimum value.
- gopt : ndarray
- Value of gradient at minimum, f’(xopt), which should be near 0.
- Bopt : ndarray
- Value of 1/f’‘(xopt), i.e. the inverse hessian matrix.
- func_calls : int
- Number of function_calls made.
- grad_calls : int
- Number of gradient calls made.
- warnflag : integer
- 1 : Maximum number of iterations exceeded. 2 : Gradient and/or function calls not changing.
- allvecs : list
- OptimizeResult at each iteration. Only returned if retall is True.
- minimize: Interface to minimization algorithms for multivariate
- functions. See the ‘BFGS’ method in particular.
Optimize the function, f, whose gradient is given by fprime using the quasi-Newton method of Broyden, Fletcher, Goldfarb, and Shanno (BFGS)
Wright, and Nocedal ‘Numerical Optimization’, 1999, pg. 198. This function was originally taken and modified from scipy


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Padang is the capital city of West Sumatra, and it becomes the largest city on the western coast of Sumatra Island. During the Dutch colonial, Padang was one of major cities in Sumatra, together with Medan, Batam, Palembang and Pekanbaru. Has awarded by Adipura Award for 17 times and Adipura Kencana for 3 times as the cleanest and greenest city in Indonesia, make Padang increase their quality in everything. Padang is the gateway to the Minang highlands. With the largest port on Sumatra’s West Coast; this is a merchant town attracting ships trading in goods such as rubber, cinnamon, coffee, tea, cement and coal. If you take a stroll down to the old colonial waterfront you will see century old warehouses stocked with fragrant cinammon and other spices waiting to be shipped to Jakarta and Singapore. The Batang Arau River flows through the city and it is quite a sight to see the collection of small boats and hand paddled ferries that line the riverside. Padang city is the center of the economy with the highest income number per capita in West Sumatra. In addition, the city became a center of education and health in the region of central Sumatra, it supported by the existence of a number of universities and health facilities. As a city of art and culture, Padang popular with the legend of Malin Kundang and Sitti Nurbaya, and it annually been held the festival to support the tourism sector. Padang residents are mostly from Minangkabau ethnic group. Another Ethnic settled are Javanese, Chinese, Nias, Mentawai, Batak, Acehnese, and Tamil. Minang people in Padang are immigrants from other regions in the province of West Sumatra.


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The objectives
Help Father Christmas make enough presents for all the nice children. He can use the presents to hire elves to help him make more presents.
Buy a new sleigh and upgrade it to ensure that it can carry all the presents.
Buy reindeer to pull the sleigh — ensure that you have enough reindeer to pull the sleigh when it's laden with presents.


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| spectrum0 {coda} | R Documentation |
The spectral density at frequency zero is estimated by fitting a glm to
the low-frequency end of the periodogram. spectrum0(x)/length(x)
estimates the variance of mean(x)
.
spectrum0(x, max.freq = 0.5, order = 1, max.length = 200)
x |
A time series. |
max.freq |
The glm is fitted on the frequency range (0, max.freq] |
order |
Order of the polynomial to fit to the periodogram. |
max.length |
The data |
The raw periodogram is calculated for the series x
and a generalized
linear model with family Gamma
and log link is fitted to
the periodogram.
The linear predictor is a polynomial in terms of the frequency. The
degree of the polynomial is determined by the parameter order
.
A list with the following values
spec |
The predicted value of the spectral density at frequency zero. |
Heidelberger and Welch (1991) observed that the usual non-parametric estimator of the spectral density, obtained by smoothing the periodogram, is not appropriate for frequency zero. They proposed an alternative parametric method which consisted of fitting a linear model to the log periodogram of the batched time series. Some technical problems with model fitting in their original proposal can be overcome by using a generalized linear model.
Batching of the data, originally proposed in order to save space, has the side effect of flattening the spectral density and making a polynomial fit more reasonable. Fitting a polynomial of degree zero is equivalent to using the ‘batched means’ method.
The definition of the spectral density used here differs from that used by
spec.pgram
. We consider the frequency range to be between 0 and 0.5,
not between 0 and frequency(x)/2
.
The model fitting may fail on chains with very high autocorrelation.
Heidelberger, P and Welch, P.D. A spectral method for confidence interval generation and run length control in simulations. Communications of the ACM, Vol 24, pp233-245, 1981.


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This function estimates the marginal cumulative incidence for
failures of specified types using targeted minimum loss-based estimation
based on the G-computation representation of cumulative incidence. The
function is called by survtmle
whenever method="mean"
is specified. However, power users could, in theory, make calls directly to
this function.
mean_tmle( ftime, ftype, trt, t0 = max(ftime[ftype > 0]), adjustVars = NULL, SL.ftime = NULL, SL.ctime = NULL, SL.trt = NULL, glm.ftime = NULL, glm.ctime = NULL, glm.trt = "1", glm.family = "binomial", returnIC = TRUE, returnModels = FALSE, ftypeOfInterest = unique(ftype[ftype != 0]), trtOfInterest = unique(trt), cvControl, bounds = NULL, verbose = FALSE, Gcomp = FALSE, gtol = 0.001, ... )
| ftime | A numeric vector of failure times. Right-censored observations
should have corresponding |
|---|---|
| ftype | A numeric vector indicating the type of failure. Observations
with |
| trt | A numeric vector indicating observed treatment assignment. Each unique value will be treated as a different type of treatment. Currently, only two unique values are supported. |
| t0 | The time at which to return cumulative incidence estimates. By
default this is set to |
| adjustVars | A |
| SL.ftime | A character vector or list specification to be passed to the
|
| SL.ctime | A character vector or list specification to be passed to the
|
| SL.trt | A character vector or list specification to be passed to the
|
| glm.ftime | A character specification of the right-hand side of the
equation passed to the |
| glm.ctime | A character specification of the right-hand side of the
equation passed to the |
| glm.trt | A character specification of the right-hand side of the
equation passed to the |
| glm.family | The type of regression to be performed if fitting GLMs in
the estimation and fluctuation procedures. The default is "binomial" for
logistic regression. Only change this from the default if there are
justifications that are well understood. This is passed directly to
|
| returnIC | A |
| returnModels | A |
| ftypeOfInterest | An input specifying what failure types to compute
estimates of incidence for. The default value computes estimates for values
|
| trtOfInterest | An input specifying which levels of |
| cvControl | A |
| bounds | A |
| verbose | A |
| Gcomp | A |
| gtol | The truncation level of predicted censoring survival. Setting to larger values can help performance in data sets with practical positivity violations. |
| ... | Other options. Not currently used. |
An object of class survtmle
.
The call to survtmle
.
A numeric vector of point estimates -- one for each combination
of ftypeOfInterest
and trtOfInterest
.
A covariance matrix for the point estimates.
The empirical mean of the efficient influence function at the estimated, targeted nuisance parameters. Each value should be small or the user will be warned that excessive finite-sample bias may exist in the point estimates.
The efficient influence function at the estimated, fluctuated nuisance parameters, evaluated on each of the observations. These are used to construct confidence intervals for post-hoc comparisons.
If returnModels=TRUE
the fit object(s) for the call
to SuperLearner
or glm
for the outcome regression models. If method="mean"
this will be
a list of length length(ftypeOfInterest)
each of length t0
(one regression for each failure type and for each timepoint). If
method="hazard"
this will be a list of length
length(ftypeOfInterest)
with one fit corresponding to the hazard
for each cause of failure. If returnModels = FALSE
, this entry
will be NULL
.
If returnModels = TRUE
the fit object for the call
to SuperLearner
or glm
or for the pooled hazard regression model for the censoring mechanism.
If returnModels = FALSE
, this entry will be NULL
.
If returnModels = TRUE
the fit object for the call to
SuperLearner
or glm
for
the conditional probability of the trt
regression model. If
returnModels = FALSE
, this entry will be NULL
.
The timepoint at which the function was evaluated.
The numeric
vector of failure times used in the fit.
The numeric
vector of failure types used in the fit.
The numeric
vector of treatment assignments used in the
fit.
The data.frame
of failure times used in the fit.
## Single failure type examples # simulate data set.seed(1234) n <- 100 trt <- rbinom(n, 1, 0.5) adjustVars <- data.frame(W1 = round(runif(n)), W2 = round(runif(n, 0, 2))) ftime <- round(1 + runif(n, 1, 4) - trt + adjustVars$W1 + adjustVars$W2) ftype <- round(runif(n, 0, 1)) # Fit 1 - fit mean_tmle object with GLMs for treatment, censoring, failure fit1 <- mean_tmle( ftime = ftime, ftype = ftype, trt = trt, adjustVars = adjustVars, glm.trt = "W1 + W2", glm.ftime = "trt + W1 + W2", glm.ctime = "trt + W1 + W2" )#>


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Christian Schulte
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Tue Mar 20 10:42:41 CET 2007
[Crossposted from constraints at yahoogroups.com, Christian]
******************** Call for Participation ***********************
Third International Summer School of the
Association for Constraint Programming
*******************************************************************
Hotel Guitart Central Park
Lloret de Mar, Spain
June 10-15, 2007
http://www.iiia.csic.es/summerschools/sscp2007/
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Constraint Programming is a flourishing area of research aiming at the
efficient solving of combinatorial problems. The Third International Summer
School on Constraint Programming is an introductory school on Constraint
Programming and it is oriented to PhD students, researchers, and
practitioners of all levels who wish to learn about this area.
The program of the school will include the following courses:
* * Symmetries in CP (Barbara Smith)
* * Continuous constraints (Frederic Benhamou)
* * SAT and CSP (Lucas Bordeaux)
* * Operations Research in CP (John Hooker)
* * CP systems (Christian Schulte)
* * Complexity in Combinatorial Problems (Jerome Lang)
The school will take place in the Hotel Guitart Central Park of Lloret de
Mar, Spain. Lloret de Mar is a sea resort 70 Km North of Barcelona.
Instructions on how to register to the school will be posted soon at the
event web page. For the moment, we can advance that the early registration
fee will be approximately 350 euros and the room rate at the 3 stars hotel
will of 53.40 Euros per night in single room and full board (even cheaper
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Destination |
An abstraction for flow session destinations. A flow can send to and receive from objects which implement this interface. The specifics
of how the messages are routed depend on the implementation.
|
| FlowExternalAsyncOperation<R> |
interface FlowExternalAsyncOperation represents an external future that blocks a flow from continuing until the future returned by
FlowExternalAsyncOperation.execute has completed. Examples of external processes where interface FlowExternalAsyncOperation would be useful
include, triggering a long running process on an external system or retrieving information from a service that might be down. |
| FlowExternalOperation<R> |
interface FlowExternalOperation represents an external process that blocks a flow from continuing until the result of FlowExternalOperation.execute
has been retrieved. Examples of external processes where interface FlowExternalOperation would be useful include, triggering a long running
process on an external system or retrieving information from a service that might be down. |
| FlowLogicRef |
A handle interface representing a
class FlowLogic instance which would be possible to safely pass out of the contract sandbox.
Use FlowLogicRefFactory to construct a concrete security checked instance. |
| FlowLogicRefFactory |
The public factory interface for creating validated
interface FlowLogicRef instances as part of the scheduling framework. |
| InitiatedBy |
This annotation is required by any
class FlowLogic that is designed to be initiated by a counterparty flow. The class must
have at least a constructor which takes in a single class Party parameter which represents the
initiating counterparty. The class FlowLogic that does the initiating is specified by the InitiatedBy.value property and itself must be annotated
with interface InitiatingFlow . |
| InitiatingFlow |
This annotation is required by any
class FlowLogic which has been designated to initiate communication with a counterparty
and request they start their side of the flow communication. |
| SchedulableFlow |
Any
class FlowLogic which is schedulable and is designed to be invoked by a interface SchedulableState
must have this annotation. If it's missing FlowLogicRefFactory.create will throw an exception when it comes time
to schedule the next activity in SchedulableState.nextScheduledActivity . |
| StartableByRPC |
Any
class FlowLogic which is to be started by the RPC interface (CordaRPCOps.startFlowDynamic
and CordaRPCOps.startTrackedFlowDynamic ) must have this annotation. If it's missing the
flow will not be allowed to start and an exception will be thrown. |
| StartableByService |
Any
class FlowLogic which is to be started by the AppServiceHub interface from
within a CordaService must have this annotation. If it's missing the
flow will not be allowed to start and an exception will be thrown. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractStateReplacementFlow |
Abstract flow to be used for replacing one state with another, for example when changing the notary of a state.
Notably this requires a one to one replacement of states, states cannot be split, merged or issued as part of these
flows.
|
| CollectSignatureFlow |
Get and check the required signature.
|
| CollectSignaturesFlow |
The
class CollectSignaturesFlow is used to automate the collection of counterparty signatures for a given transaction. |
| ContractUpgradeFlow |
A flow to be used for authorising and upgrading state objects of an old contract to a new contract.
|
| DataVendingFlow | |
| FinalityFlow |
Verifies the given transaction, then sends it to the named notary. If the notary agrees that the transaction
is acceptable then it is from that point onwards committed to the ledger, and will be written through to the
vault. Additionally it will be distributed to the parties reflected in the participants list of the states.
|
| FlowInfo |
Version and name of the CorDapp hosting the other side of the flow.
|
| FlowInitiator |
Please note that
class FlowInitiator has been superceded by class InvocationContext , which offers
more detail for the same event. |
| FlowLogic<T> |
A sub-class of
class FlowLogic implements a flow using direct, straight line blocking code. Thus you
can write complex flow logic in an ordinary fashion, without having to think about callbacks, restarting after
a node crash, how many instances of your flow there are running and so on. |
| FlowSession |
A
class FlowSession is a handle on a communication sequence between two paired flows, possibly running on separate nodes.
It is used to send and receive messages between the flows as well as to query information about the counter-flow. |
| FlowStackSnapshot |
Main data object representing snapshot of the flow stack, extracted from the Quasar stack.
|
| MaybeSerializedSignedTransaction |
In the words of Matt working code is more important then pretty code. This class that contains code that may
be serialized. If it were always serialized then the local disk fetch would need to serialize then de-serialize
which wastes time. However over the wire we get batch fetch items serialized. This is because we need to get the exact
length of the objects to pack them into the 10MB max message size buffer. We do not want to serialize them multiple times
so it's a lot more efficient to send the byte stream.
|
| NotarisationPayload |
Container for the transaction and notarisation request signature.
This is the payload that gets sent by a client to a notary service for committing the input states of the transaction.
|
| NotarisationRequest |
A notarisation request specifies a list of states to consume and the id of the consuming transaction. Its primary
purpose is for notarisation traceability – a signature over the notarisation request,
class NotarisationRequestSignature ,
allows a notary to prove that a certain party requested the consumption of a particular state. |
| NotarisationRequestSignature |
A wrapper around a digital signature used for notarisation requests.
|
| NotarisationResponse |
Payload returned by the notary service flow to the client.
|
| NotaryChangeFlow<T extends ContractState> |
A flow to be used for changing a state's Notary. This is required since all input states to a transaction
must point to the same notary.
|
| NotaryError |
Specifies the cause for notarisation request failure.
|
| NotaryFlow | |
| ReceiveFinalityFlow |
The receiving counterpart to
class FinalityFlow . |
| ReceiveStateAndRefFlow<T extends ContractState> |
The
class ReceiveStateAndRefFlow should be called in response to the class SendStateAndRefFlow . |
| ReceiveTransactionFlow |
The
class ReceiveTransactionFlow should be called in response to the class SendTransactionFlow . |
| SendStateAndRefFlow |
The
class SendStateAndRefFlow should be used to send a list of input class StateAndRef to another peer that wishes to verify
the input's integrity by resolving and checking the dependencies as well. The other side should invoke class ReceiveStateAndRefFlow
at the right point in the conversation to receive the input state and ref and perform the resolution back-and-forth
required to check the dependencies. |
| SendTransactionFlow |
The
class SendTransactionFlow should be used to send a transaction to another peer that wishes to verify that transaction's
integrity by resolving and checking the dependencies as well. The other side should invoke class ReceiveTransactionFlow at
the right point in the conversation to receive the sent transaction and perform the resolution back-and-forth required
to check the dependencies and download any missing attachments. |
| SignTransactionFlow |
The
class SignTransactionFlow should be called in response to the class CollectSignaturesFlow . It automates the signing of
a transaction providing the transaction: |
| StackFrameDataToken |
Token class, used to indicate stack presence of the corda internal data. Since this data is of no use for
a CordApp developer, it is skipped from serialisation and its presence is only marked by this token.
|
| StateConsumptionDetails |
Contains information about the consuming transaction for a particular state.
|
| StateMachineRunId |
A unique identifier for a single state machine run, valid across node restarts. Note that a single run always
has at least one flow, but that flow may also invoke sub-flows: they all share the same run id.
|
| WaitTimeUpdate |
Sent by the notary when the notary detects it will unlikely respond before the client retries.
|
| WithReferencedStatesFlow<T> |
Given a flow which uses reference states, the
class WithReferencedStatesFlow will execute the flow as a subFlow.
If the flow fails due to a class NotaryError.Conflict for a reference state, then WithReferencedStatesFlow will be suspended until the
state refs for the reference states are consumed. In this case, a consumption means that: |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| FlowException |
Exception which can be thrown by a
class FlowLogic at any point in its logic to unexpectedly bring it to a permanent end.
The exception will propagate to all counterparty flows and will be thrown on their end the next time they wait on a
FlowSession.receive or FlowSession.sendAndReceive. Any flow which no longer needs to do a receive, or has already
ended, will not receive the exception (if this is required then have them wait for a confirmation message). |
| HospitalizeFlowException |
This exception allows a flow to pass itself to the flow hospital. Once the flow reaches
the hospital it will determine how to progress depending on what
CordaRuntimeException.getCause s the exception wraps.
Assuming there are no important wrapped exceptions, throwing a exception HospitalizeFlowException
will place the flow in overnight observation, where it will be replayed at a later time. |
| IllegalFlowLogicException |
Thrown if the structure of a class implementing a flow is not correct. There can be several causes for this such as
not inheriting from
class FlowLogic , not having a valid constructor and so on. |
| KilledFlowException |
An exception that is thrown when a flow has been killed.
|
| NotaryException |
Exception thrown by the notary service if any issues are encountered while trying to commit a transaction. The
underlying error specifies the cause of failure.
|
| ResultSerializationException |
Thrown whenever a flow result cannot be serialized when attempting to save it in the database
|
| StateReplacementException | |
| UnexpectedFlowEndException |
Thrown when a flow session ends unexpectedly due to a type mismatch (the other side sent an object of a type
that we were not expecting), or the other side had an internal error, or the other side terminated when we
were waiting for a response.
|


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spreadsheet id:
id from spreadsheet url.
sheetname:
sheet name from spreadsheet to read from.
row-number:
which row of spreadsheet to retrieve information from.
Google Spreadsheet:
template
Get information in json from spreadsheet
/spreadsheet/{spreadsheet id}/{sheet name}/{row}
spreadsheet id:
id from spreadsheet url.
sheetname:
sheet name from spreadsheet to read from.
row:
which row of spreadsheet to retrieve information from.
return:
Json info of spreadsheet.
Get Pokemon from dex number
/api/v1/pokemon/{dex no}
dex no:
dex number of the Pokemon.
return:
json format of all the pokemon and it's different form.
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name:
name of the Pokemon.
return:
json format of the pokemon.
Get all Pokemon with hidden ability
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ability:
name of the hidden ability you looking for.
return:
json format of all the pokemon with hidden ability.
Get all Pokemon with ability
/api/v1/pokemon/ability/{ability name}
ability name:
name of ability you looking for.
return:
json format of all the pokemon with ability.
Get all Pokemon with type
/api/v1/pokemon/type/{type name}
type name:
name of the type you looking for.
return:
json format of all the pokemon with type.
Get all Pokemon with gender
/api/v1/pokemon/gender/{gender type}
gender type:
male or female.
return:
json format of all the pokemon with gender.


From:Mr. Patrick K W. Chan. Good Day , I am Mr. Patrick K. W. Chan. Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer of the Hang Seng Bank Ltd. Before the U.S and Iraqi war our client Col. Hosam Hassan who was with the Iraqi forces and also business man made a numbered fixed deposit for 18 calendar months, with a value of Thirty Million United State Dollars($30,000,000.00) only in my branch.Upon maturity several notices was sent to him, even during the war which began in 2003. Again after the war another notification was sent and still no response came from him.We later find out that Col. Hosam Hassan along with his wife and only daughter had been killed during the war in a bomb blast that hit their home. After further investigation it was also discovered that our client Col.Hosam Hassan did not declare any next of kin in his official papers including the paper work of his bank deposit. And he also confided in me the last time he was at my office that no one except me knew of his deposit in my bank. So, Thirty Million United State Dollars($30,000,000.00)is still lying in my bank and no one will ever come forward to claim it.What bothers me most is that according to the laws of my country at the expiration 5 years the funds will revert to the ownership of the Hong Kong Government if nobody applies to claim the funds. Against this backdrop,my suggestion to you is that I will like you as a foreigner to stand as the next of kin to Col.Hosam Hassan so thatyou will be able to receive his funds. MODALITIES: I want you to know that I have had everything planned out so that we shall come out successful. I have an attorney that will prepare the necessary document that will back you up as the next of kin to Col. Hosam Hassan,all that is required from you at this stage is for you to provide me with your Full Names and Address so that the attorney can commence his job.After you have been made the next of kin, the attorney will also fill in for claims on your behalf and secure the necessary approval and of probate in yourfavour for the move of the funds to an account that will be provided by you.There is no risk involved at all in this matter, as we are going to adopt a legalized method and the attorney will prepare all the necessary documents. Please endeavor to observe utmost discretion in all matters concerning this issue. Once the funds have been transferred to your nominated bank account we shall then share in the ratio of 60% for me, 40% for you.Should you be interested please send me your, 1,Full names, 2,Private phone number, 3,Current residential address. And I will prefer you reach me on my private email address below<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and finally after that I shall provide you with more details of this operation.Your earliest response to this letter will be appreciated. Kind Regards, Mr. Patrick K. W. Chan.


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AMERICAN PIE (Universal) Starring: Jason Biggs, Chris Klein, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Tara Reid, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Natasha Lyonne, Mena Suvari, Seann W. Scott, Alyson Hannigan, Shannon Elizabeth, Eugene Levy. Screenplay: Adam Herz. Producers: Chris Weitz, Warren Zide, Craig Perry and Chris Moore. Director: Paul Weitz. MPAA Rating: R (sexual situations, profanity, nudity, adult themes) Running Time: 96 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
 The time was the early 80s, when films like PORKY'S, LOSIN' IT and THE LAST AMERICAN VIRGIN celebrated the adolescent male in all his sex-obsessed glory. That was pre-AIDS, when no one thought twice about mining the blinding surge of hormones for all the low-brow humor it was worth. In 1999, apparently, you need to be more socially responsible in your portrayals of high school horn-dogs. Leering and debauchery are permitted only if you note the foolishness of leering and debauchery.
It's that one hypocritical miscalculation that spoils much of the puerile fun of AMERICAN PIE. The premise is teen sex comedy at its most fundamental: four seniors at a suburban Michigan high school, virgins all, make a pact to do the deed by prom night.  Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas) is involved with Vicky (Tara Reid), but finds potential consummation complicated by the "l-word." Oz (Chris Klein), a jock who wants to be more sensitive, joins the choir to get closer to Heather (Mena Suvari). And mature-beyond-his-years Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas) prefers having the worldly Jessica (Natasha Lyonne) spread rumors about his manly prowess.
Naturally, all of their tentative fumblings lead to humiliating, disgusting -- and sometimes very funny -- situations. Jim is caught by his parents in compromising positions with a tube sock and a warm apple pie. Party animal Stifler (Seann W. Scott, marvelously epitomizing teen jerk-dom) consumes a beer featuring a mystery ingredient. Finch falls victim to a laxative-laced mochachino. And unlucky Jim becomes an Internet star in a web-cast display of over-enthusiastic libido. The belly laughs are crude and far between, interrupted too often by the bland romance between Oz and Heather, but the outrageous situations and appealing cast maintain a high energy level. As unapologetic raunchiness, it's fairly effective.
Then, without warning, AMERICAN PIE turns into apologetic raunchiness. As the film draws to a close, Jim lets loose with a speech about how tired he is of the emphasis on sex, which "isn't really that important." It's a jaw-dropping display of chutzpah from a film that has just spent 90 minutes yanking laughs from its audience with the idea that sex isn't everything, it's the only thing. The commentary rings even more hollow when AMERICAN PIE ends with a four-way, er, climax in which our protagonists all find themselves scoring anyway. And after that, the film tries once again to get message-y on us by having the four friends share a carbonated toast to the notion that the simple pleasures of high school friendship are more valuable than sex.
There is a place, of course, for films that cast a more thoughtful, skeptical eye on the caprices of youthful sexuality. Those films may be even more necessary now than ever. AMERICAN PIE, however, shouldn't have tried to be one of them, because there's also a place for a throwback to a time when you weren't expected to feel guity about your guffaws. Screenwriter Adam Herz and director Paul Weitz play the disingenuous game Don Rickles plays when he closes his act with an admonition that "we're all just one big family of Man" -- this after spending 90 minutes joking about tightwad Jews and Chinese drivers. If you're going to be naughty, at least have the nerve to stand by your naughtiness when it's funny. Herz and Weitz want to have their AMERICAN PIE and eat it too.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 chicken pies: 5.
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salesforcer is an R package that connects to Salesforce Platform APIs using tidy principles. The package implements most actions from the SOAP, REST, Bulk 1.0, Bulk 2.0, and Metadata APIs.
Package features include:
sf_auth()
)sf_query()
sf_user_info()
, sf_server_timestamp()
, sf_list_objects()
)sf_find_duplicates()
, sf_find_duplicates_by_id()
),sf_merge()
), and converting leads (sf_convert_lead()
)sf_undelete()
) or delete from the Recycle Bin (sf_empty_recycle_bin()
) and list ids of records deleted (sf_get_deleted()
) or updated (sf_get_updated()
) in a timeframe# install the current CRAN version (0.1.3)
install.packages("salesforcer")
# or get the latest version available on GitHub using the devtools package
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("StevenMMortimer/salesforcer")
If you encounter an issue while using this package, please file a minimal reproducible example on GitHub.
The README below outlines the basic package functionality. Review the vignettes for more detailed examples on usage.
First, load the salesforcer package and login. There are two ways to authenticate:
It is recommended to use OAuth 2.0 so that passwords do not have to be shared or embedded within scripts. User credentials will be stored in locally cached file entitled “.httr-oauth-salesforcer” in the current working directory. Also, note that if you use OAuth 2.0 authentication then the package will automatically refresh it so you will not have to call sf_auth()
during each sesssion if you have a cached “.httr-oauth-salesforcer” file in the working directory. The cache file is named that way to not conflict with the “.httr-oauth” files created by other packages.
suppressWarnings(suppressMessages(library(dplyr)))
library(salesforcer)
# Using OAuth 2.0 authentication
sf_auth()
# Using Basic Username-Password authentication
sf_auth(username =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password = "{PASSWORD_HERE}",
security_token = "{SECURITY_TOKEN_HERE}")
After logging in with sf_auth()
, you can check your connectivity by looking at the information returned about the current user. It should be information about you!
# pull down information of person logged in
# it's a simple easy call to get started
# and confirm a connection to the APIs
user_info <- sf_user_info()
sprintf("Organization Id: %s", user_info$organizationId)
#> [1] "Organization Id: 00D6A0000003dN3UAI"
sprintf("User Id: %s", user_info$userId)
#> [1] "User Id: 0056A000000MPRjQAO"
Salesforce has objects and those objects contain records. One default object is the “Contact” object. This example shows how to create two records in the Contact object.
Salesforce has proprietary form of SQL called SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language). SOQL is a powerful tool that allows you to return the attributes of records on almost any object in Salesforce including Accounts, Contacts, Tasks, Opportunities, even Attachments! Below is an example where we grab the data we just created including Account object information for which the Contact record is associated with. The Account column is all NA
since we have yet to provide information to link these Contacts with Accounts.
my_soql <- sprintf("SELECT Id,
Account.Name,
FirstName,
LastName
FROM Contact
WHERE Id in ('%s')",
paste0(created_records$id , collapse = "','"))
queried_records <- sf_query(my_soql)
queried_records
#> # A tibble: 2 x 4
#> Id Account FirstName LastName
#> <chr> <lgl> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 0033s00000zN609AAC NA Test Contact-Create-1
#> 2 0033s00000zN60AAAS NA Test Contact-Create-2
After creating records you can update them using sf_update()
. Updating a record requires you to pass the Salesforce Id
of the record. Salesforce creates a unique 18-character identifier on each record and uses that to know which record to attach the update information you provide. Simply include a field or column in your update dataset called “Id” and the information will be matched. Here is an example where we update each of the records we created earlier with a new first name called “TestTest”.
# Update some of those records
queried_records <- queried_records %>%
mutate(FirstName = "TestTest") %>%
select(-Account)
updated_records <- sf_update(queried_records, object_name = "Contact")
updated_records
#> # A tibble: 2 x 2
#> id success
#> <chr> <lgl>
#> 1 0033s00000zN609AAC TRUE
#> 2 0033s00000zN60AAAS TRUE
For really large operations (inserts, updates, upserts, deletes, and queries) Salesforce provides the Bulk 1.0 and Bulk 2.0 APIs. In order to use the Bulk APIs in salesforcer you can just add api_type = "Bulk 1.0"
or api_type = "Bulk 2.0"
to your functions and the operation will be executed using the Bulk APIs. It’s that simple.
The benefits of using the Bulk API for larger datasets is that the operation will reduce the number of individual API calls (organization usually have a limit on total calls) and batching the requests in bulk is usually quicker than running thousands of individuals calls when your data is large. Note: the Bulk 2.0 API does NOT guarantee the order of the data submitted is preserved in the output. This means that you must join on other data columns to match up the Ids that are returned in the output with the data you submitted. For this reason, Bulk 2.0 may not be a good solution for creating, updating, or upserting records where you need to keep track of the created Ids. The Bulk 2.0 API would be fine for deleting records where you only need to know which Ids were successfully deleted.
# create contacts using the Bulk API
n <- 2
new_contacts <- tibble(FirstName = rep("Test", n),
LastName = paste0("Contact-Create-", 1:n))
created_records <- sf_create(new_contacts, "Contact", api_type = "Bulk 1.0")
# query large recordsets using the Bulk API
my_soql <- sprintf("SELECT Id,
FirstName,
LastName
FROM Contact
WHERE Id in ('%s')",
paste0(created_records$Id , collapse = "','"))
queried_records <- sf_query(my_soql, "Contact", api_type = "Bulk 1.0")
# delete these records using the Bulk 2.0 API
deleted_records <- sf_delete(queried_records$Id, "Contact", api_type = "Bulk 2.0")
Salesforce is a very flexible platform in that it provides the Metadata API for users to create, read, update and delete their entire Salesforce environment from objects to page layouts and more. This makes it very easy to programmatically setup and teardown the Salesforce environment. One common use case for the Metadata API is retrieving information about an object (fields, permissions, etc.). You can use the sf_read_metadata()
function to return a list of objects and their metadata. In the example below we retrieve the metadata for the Account and Contact objects. Note that the metadata_type
argument is “CustomObject”. Standard Objects are an implementation of CustomObjects, so they are returned using that metadata type.
read_obj_result <- sf_read_metadata(metadata_type = 'CustomObject',
object_names = c('Account', 'Contact'))
read_obj_result[[1]][c('fullName', 'label', 'sharingModel', 'enableHistory')]
#> $fullName
#> [1] "Account"
#>
#> $label
#> [1] "Account"
#>
#> $sharingModel
#> [1] "ReadWrite"
#>
#> $enableHistory
#> [1] "false"
first_two_fields_idx <- head(which(names(read_obj_result[[1]]) == "fields"), 2)
# show the first two returned fields of the Account object
read_obj_result[[1]][first_two_fields_idx]
#> $fields
#> $fields$fullName
#> [1] "AccountNumber"
#>
#> $fields$trackFeedHistory
#> [1] "false"
#>
#>
#> $fields
#> $fields$fullName
#> [1] "AccountSource"
#>
#> $fields$trackFeedHistory
#> [1] "false"
#>
#> $fields$type
#> [1] "Picklist"
The data is returned as a list because object definitions are highly nested representations. You may notice that we are missing some really specific details, such as, the picklist values of a field with type “Picklist”. You can get that information using sf_describe_object_fields()
. Here is an example using sf_describe_object_fields()
where we get a tbl_df
with one row for each field on the Account object:
acct_fields <- sf_describe_object_fields('Account')
acct_fields %>% select(name, label, length, soapType, type)
#> # A tibble: 67 x 5
#> name label length soapType type
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 Id Account ID 18 tns:ID id
#> 2 IsDeleted Deleted 0 xsd:boolean boolean
#> 3 MasterRecordId Master Record ID 18 tns:ID reference
#> 4 Name Account Name 255 xsd:string string
#> 5 Type Account Type 40 xsd:string picklist
#> 6 ParentId Parent Account ID 18 tns:ID reference
#> 7 BillingStreet Billing Street 255 xsd:string textarea
#> 8 BillingCity Billing City 40 xsd:string string
#> 9 BillingState Billing State/Province 80 xsd:string string
#> 10 BillingPostalCode Billing Zip/Postal Code 20 xsd:string string
#> # … with 57 more rows
# show the picklist selection options for the Account Type field
acct_fields %>%
filter(label == "Account Type") %>%
.$picklistValues
#> [[1]]
#> # A tibble: 7 x 4
#> active defaultValue label value
#> <lgl> <lgl> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 TRUE FALSE Prospect Prospect
#> 2 TRUE FALSE Customer - Direct Customer - Direct
#> 3 TRUE FALSE Customer - Channel Customer - Channel
#> 4 TRUE FALSE Channel Partner / Reseller Channel Partner / Reseller
#> 5 TRUE FALSE Installation Partner Installation Partner
#> 6 TRUE FALSE Technology Partner Technology Partner
#> 7 TRUE FALSE Other Other
This application uses other open source software components. The authentication components are mostly verbatim copies of the routines established in the googlesheets package (https://github.com/jennybc/googlesheets). Methods are inspired by the RForcecom package (https://github.com/hiratake55/RForcecom). We acknowledge and are grateful to these developers for their contributions to open source.
Salesforce provides client libraries and examples in many programming langauges (Java, Python, Ruby, and PhP) but unfortunately R is not a supported language. However, most all operations supported by the Salesforce APIs are available via this package. This package makes requests best formatted to match what the APIs require as input. This articulation is not perfect and continued progress will be made to add and improve functionality. For details on formatting, attributes, and methods please refer to Salesforce’s documentation as they are explained better there.


--- layout: post title: 'Darren on the JVM: Scala Extension Methods, Some You Want & Some You Don''t' date: '2015-01-20T02:31:00.001Z' author: Darren Bishop tags: - Flex - Specs - TDD - JVM - Agile - Scala - BDD - Lift - Parsley - BlazeDS - ScalaTest modified_time: '2016-01-06T06:53:26.685Z' thumbnail: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-WOa-WEWHdNw/VL1cX4tx_8I/AAAAAAAAAQk/l3CHTQAjpwc/s72-c/scala-tail-recursion.jpg blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3826577489563855618.post-6466149218529284537 blogger_orig_url: https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=3826577489563855618&postID=6466149218529284537 ---
PROLOGUE
I came across an issue while preparing my stack for a blog I'm writing on Parsley managed persistence, which uses Parsley+Flex talking to BlazeDS+Scala+Lift.
I eventually got the stack working, having tested connectivity using ScalaTest.
Admittedly, I got over excited with my achievement and the awesomeness of Scala and went off on a massive tangent trying to extend the DSL provided for FlatSpec-style testing.
Again I succeeded, but not before some issues and another tangent.
DISCLAIMER: I have time on my hands at the moment so am at liberty to go off on the odd tangent or two.
If you don't want to hear about my journey of discovery and you just want to see a couple of ways to restrict what methods are exposed as extension methods, fast forward to Restricting Implicit Methods
"NicknameService" should "greet people with their nicknames" in { rpc => rpc("getGreeting", "Darren") should include("Dazzy") rpc("getGreeting", "Jay") should include("zilla") rpc("getGreeting", "Leon") should include("Giga") }
withFixture(...)
feature to do some controlled setup and teardown; specifically I use this feature to handle the AmfConnection.You'll also notice that "getGreeting"
is specified 3 times!
Wouldn't it be nice to remove this redundancy and rewrite the spec like this:
"NicknameService" should "greet people with their nicknames" withMethod "getGreeting" in { call => call("Darren") should include("Dazzy") call("Jay") should include("zilla") call("Leon") should include("Giga") }
withMethod
clause (with
is a reserved word in Scala), by implementing an extension method targeting ResultOfStringPassedToVerb
:@inline implicit def convertToWithMethod(resultOfStringPassedToVerb:ResultOfStringPassedToVerb):WithMethod = WithMethodAndIn(resultOfStringPassedToVerb)
WithMethodAndIn
class is as follows:case class WithMethod(resultOfStringPassedToVerb:ResultOfStringPassedToVerb) { private var method:String = _ def withMethod(method:String) = { this.method = method this } def in(testFun:TestFunction) { val tf:TestFunction = (fp:FixtureParam) => { val mfp:MethodFixtureParam = fp.asInstanceOf[MethodFixtureParam] assert(method != null) testFun(mfp.build(method)) } resultOfStringPassedToVerb.in(tf) } }
this
(inferred as WithMethod
) from withMethod(...)
.I also implemented def in(testFun:TestFunction)
, so not to break the final in
clause of the test description, while still being able to access the method
variable
(if withMethod(...)
returned resultOfStringPassedToVerb
, I'd never have a chance to use method
and continue setting up the fixture).
It worked... but it didn't work!
Funnily enough I could hear the computer's fan going for it, which prompted me to look in TaskManager, where I saw the process was holding steady at 50% CPU... Nice! An infinite loop!
Hold on a minute! Infinite loops should crash with a StackOverflowError
!
Not with Scala's Tail Recursion (see also section 4.6 Tail Recursion in Marting Ordersky's Scala By Example).
IntelliJ had actually warned me of this with its corkscrew- and refresh-like annotations in the left-hand gutter; here's the factorial implementation from Scala By Example and a tail-recursive version suggested there as an exercise:
WithMethod.in(testFun:TestFunction)
, I couldn't understand why IntelliJ was giving the warning and why execution was getting stuck in a loopI thought I was delegating to the original implementation, but then I recalled seeing that ResultOfStringPassedToVerb
does not define a method in(...)
- there's no original implementation to be delegated to.
Rather the extension method in(...)
is defined in FlatSpecLike.InAndIgnoreMethods
, like so:
protected final class InAndIgnoreMethods(resultOfStringPassedToVerb: ResultOfStringPassedToVerb) { ... def in(testFun: FixtureParam => Any) { registerTestToRun(verb.trim + " " + rest.trim, List(), "in", testFun) } ... }
trait FlatSpecLike extends Suite with TestRegistration with ShouldVerb with MustVerb with CanVerb ... { thisSuite => ... protected implicit def convertToInAndIgnoreMethods(resultOfStringPassedToVerb: ResultOfStringPassedToVerb) = new InAndIgnoreMethods(resultOfStringPassedToVerb) ... }
in(testFun:TestFunction)
method from WithMethod
was also being used as an extension method on ResultOfStringPassedToVerb
.The implicit method convertToInAndIgnoreMethods(resultOfStringPassedToVerb: ResultOfStringPassedToVerb)
was still in (implicit lookup) scope from the executing (target) type's methods.
Restricting Implicit Methods
There are two solutions for this that I tried out (there maybe more):
withMethod(method:String)
is called we are in the scope of the (renamed) WithMethodHideIn
class and no longer want any methods in that class to be used as extension methods.So we define a NO-OP conversion implementation to hide the one defined earlier, thus unhiding the conversion function in FlatSpecLike.InAndIgnoreMethods
:
protected final class WithMethodHideIn(resultOfStringPassedToVerb:ResultOfStringPassedToVerb) { // Hide conversion methods within target type; prevent infinite recursion @inline implicit def convertToWithMethods(d:Double):Unit = () ... }
The earlier defined conversion method is still exposed outside of the WithMethodHideIn
class, so it's not the case that the first test works and subsequent tests fail; they all run green.
withMethod(method: String)
needed to extend the source of the conversion i.e. the ResultOfStringPassedToVerb
class:trait WithMethod[T <: WithMethod[_]] { def withMethod(method:String):T }Due to the way traits and case classes are implemented i.e. without the use of the
new
keyword for instantiation, it's ambiguous when you are invoking the constructor or actually just referring to the type (...maybe that's just my Java wisdom not porting very well to Scala). Either way, using the wildcard type here appeases the compiler and indeed, we do not care about the type in the upper-bound; we just want to allow covariant return turn types in subclasses
(Sub-)classes with this trait must be implemented with an accompanying conversion function:
case class WithMethodAndIn(resultOfStringPassedToVerb:ResultOfStringPassedToVerb) extends WithMethod[WithMethodAndIn] { private var method:String = _ def withMethod(method: String):WithMethodAndIn = { this.method = method this } def in(testFun:TestFunction) { val tf:TestFunction = (fp:FixtureParam) => { val mfp:MethodFixtureParam = fp.asInstanceOf[MethodFixtureParam] assert(method != null) testFun(mfp.build(method)) } resultOfStringPassedToVerb.in(tf) } } @inline implicit def convertToWithMethodAndIn(resultOfStringPassedToVerb:ResultOfStringPassedToVerb):WithMethod[WithMethodAndIn] = WithMethodAndIn(resultOfStringPassedToVerb)This conversion function must have a restricted return type i.e.
WithMethod[WithMethodAndIn]
and not WithMethodAndIn
. This ensures that the latter's in(testFun:TestFunction)
method is not exposed as an extension method on ResultOfStringPassedToVerb
and therefore does not trigger the conversion function.
So I welcome comments and feedback to help me with this decision :D


class Rinda::TupleBag
TupleBag is an unordered collection of tuples. It is the basis of Tuplespace.
Public Instance Methods
delete(tuple)
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Removes tuple
from the TupleBag.
# File lib/rinda/tuplespace.rb, line 341 def delete(tuple) key = bin_key(tuple) bin = @hash[key] return nil unless bin bin.delete(tuple) @hash.delete(key) if bin.empty? tuple end
delete_unless_alive()
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Delete tuples which dead tuples from the TupleBag, returning the deleted tuples.
# File lib/rinda/tuplespace.rb, line 381 def delete_unless_alive deleted = [] @hash.each do |key, bin| bin.delete_if do |tuple| if tuple.alive? false else deleted.push(tuple) true end end end deleted end
find(template)
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Finds a live tuple that matches template
.
# File lib/rinda/tuplespace.rb, line 361 def find(template) bin_for_find(template).find do |tuple| tuple.alive? && template.match(tuple) end end
find_all(template)
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Finds all live tuples that match template
.
# File lib/rinda/tuplespace.rb, line 352 def find_all(template) bin_for_find(template).find_all do |tuple| tuple.alive? && template.match(tuple) end end
find_all_template(tuple)
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Finds all tuples in the TupleBag which when
treated as templates, match tuple
and are alive.
# File lib/rinda/tuplespace.rb, line 371 def find_all_template(tuple) @enum.find_all do |template| template.alive? && template.match(tuple) end end
has_expires?()
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true
if the TupleBag to see if it
has any expired entries.
# File lib/rinda/tuplespace.rb, line 323 def has_expires? @enum.find do |tuple| tuple.expires end end
push(tuple)
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Add tuple
to the TupleBag.
# File lib/rinda/tuplespace.rb, line 332 def push(tuple) key = bin_key(tuple) @hash[key] ||= TupleBin.new @hash[key].add(tuple) end
Private Instance Methods
bin_for_find(template)
click to toggle source
# File lib/rinda/tuplespace.rb, line 412 def bin_for_find(template) key = bin_key(template) key ? @hash.fetch(key, []) : @enum end
bin_key(tuple)
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# File lib/rinda/tuplespace.rb, line 403 def bin_key(tuple) head = tuple[0] if head.class == Symbol return head else false end end
each_entry(&blk)
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# File lib/rinda/tuplespace.rb, line 397 def each_entry(&blk) @hash.each do |k, v| v.each(&blk) end end


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Bootstrap themes are released under the MIT License and maintained by the community on GitHub.
Themes are built for the latest version of Bootstrap. Version 2 and others are also available to download.
Changes are contained in just two LESS or SASS files, enabling modification and ensuring forward compatibility.
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title: "DNF 0.4.9 Released"
date: 2013-12-03 16:57:25 +0100
author: Aleš Kozumplík
What's new? Plenty! We finally support plugins. The interface looks poor so far as we rushed to get the release out, but it already can be used to implement a big HALT when a non-root tries to run an RPMDB-changing command (like dnf upgrade
).
Doing history rollback
is supported again. So is printing out just the installed packages selected by user. Can come in handy when moving to Fedora 20, no?
Another addition we were often asked for was a way to support replacing a package with a conflicting package without disturbing any packages depending on these. This DNF version supplies the --allowerasing
switch to facilitate just that.
On top of that a couple of bugs and a couple of API extensions. The release notes mention them all.


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Little pieces = big business
by Darren HandschuhIt's no secret the BC forest industry has fallen on hard times.
There are numerous reports of layoffs, closures and cutbacks, except at one plant in Spallumcheen.
Woodtone is not only keeping its employees working, it is hiring more staff.
Some 70 people are employed by the plant that has carved out a successful niche market while taking value added to a whole new level.
The company takes small pieces of wood that were destined for the chipper or burner from area sawmills and turns them into large, valuable pieces of wood coveted for a variety of construction projects.
“We partner with a lot of the primary mills around the Okanagan particularly, and we buy a lot of the lengths and odds and ends they can't get rid of,” said Chad Richmond, Woodtone territory manager and product manager.
Those shorter pieces of wood are then milled and finger jointed to make dimensional lumber.
The final product undergoes rigorous testing to ensure each piece of joined wood is a solid piece of lumber.
Most of the products head to the United States market.
“That's our largest consumer base for this product line,” said Richmond, adding while some markets in the United States are in a bit of a slump, Woodtone has carved out a solid niche market and sales remain strong. “We are able to fill a void in the marketplace right now.”
And while forestry giants like Tolko announce cutbacks and closures, Woodtone is expanding its unionized workforce.
“We are bringing back our nightshift sooner rather than later than we normally would have. We would normally bring that back in February, but we are looking to brings guys back here starting right now,” said Richmond. “We're hiring. We just trained five new recruits yesterday.”
And Woodtone is looking for even more employees.
Aside from utilizing what many consider scrap wood, Woodtone is also minimizing its environmental footprint in other ways.
With a mantra of 'no wood goes to waste,' pieces suitable to produce high-quality woodchips head to the chipper with waste wood being used to heat the driers for the operation.


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curl_msnprintf, curl_msprintf curl_mvaprintf, curl_mvf-
printf, curl_mvprintf, curl_mvsnprintf, curl_mvsprintf -
formatted output conversion
SYNOPSIS
#include <curl/mprintf.h>
int curl_mprintf(const char *format, ...);
int curl_mfprintf(FILE *fd, const char *format, ...);
int curl_msprintf(char *buffer, const char *format, ...);
int curl_msnprintf(char *buffer, size_t maxlength, const
char *format, ...);
int curl_mvprintf(const char *format, va_list args);
int curl_mvfprintf(FILE *fd, const char *format, va_list
args);
int curl_mvsprintf(char *buffer, const char *format,
va_list args);
int curl_mvsnprintf(char *buffer, size_t maxlength, const
char *format, va_list args);
char *curl_maprintf(const char *format, ...);
char *curl_mvaprintf(const char *format, va_list args);
DESCRIPTION
These are all functions that produces output according to
a format string and given arguments. These are mostly
clones of the well-known C-style functions and there will
be no detailed explanation of all available formatting
rules and usage here.
See this table for notable exceptions.
curl_mprintf()
Normal printf() clone.
curl_mfprintf()
Normal fprinf() clone.
curl_msprintf()
Normal sprintf() clone.
curl_msnprintf()
snprintf() clone. Many systems don't have
this. It is just like sprintf but with an
extra argument after the buffer that speci-
fies the length of the target buffer.
curl_mvprintf()
Normal vprintf() clone.
curl_mvfprintf()
Normal vfprintf() clone.
Normal vsprintf() clone.
curl_mvsnprintf()
vsnprintf() clone. Many systems don't have
this. It is just like vsprintf but with an
extra argument after the buffer that speci-
fies the length of the target buffer.
curl_maprintf()
Like printf() but returns the output string
as a malloc()ed string. The returned string
must be free()ed by the receiver.
curl_mvaprintf()
Like curl_maprintf() but takes a va_list
pointer argument instead of a variable
amount of arguments.
To easily use all these cloned functions instead of the
normal ones, #define _MPRINTF_REPLACE before you include
the <curl/mprintf.h> file. Then all the normal names like
printf, fprintf, sprintf etc will use the curl-functions
instead.
RETURN VALUE
The curl_maprintf and curl_mvaprintf functions return a
pointer to a newly allocated string, or NULL it it failed.
All other functions return the number of character they
actually outputed.
SEE ALSO
printf(3), sprintf(3), fprintf(3), vprintf(3)
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Uddhav Thackeray-led govt in Maharashtra to face floor test tomorrow
Governor B K Koshyari has asked Thackeray to prove majority by December 3
by Press Trust of IndiaThe Uddhav Thackeray-led Maha Vikas Aghadi government of the Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress alliance will face floor test in the Assembly on Saturday.
The floor test will be held in the afternoon, a Vidhan Bhawan official told PTI.
Governor B K Koshyari has asked Thackeray to prove majority by December 3.
NCP MLA Dilip Walse Patil was on Friday appointed as pro tem speaker of the Assembly. He replaces BJP MLA Kalidas Kolambkar who was earlier this week appointed to the post.
Walse Patil is a former speaker of the Assembly.
Thackeray, who is also the Shiv Sena president, was sworn-in as the chief minister on Thursday evening and hours later, presided over his government's first cabinet meeting.
Besides Thackeray, six other ministers - two each from the Sena, the Congress and the NCP - also took oath.


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With four exclusive parallel conference tracks, this year’s IEEE-FW Section MetroCon provides one of the strongest programs ever, allowing the attendee to rapidly grasp the technical and societal implications of some of our most promising and innovative new developments. Each track has been organized in well coordinated morning and afternoon sessions to help achieve maximum exposure in minimum time.
This year's keynote speaker will be Dr. Bhavani M Thuraisingham, the Louis A. Beecherl, Jr. I Distinguished Professor in the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD).
She is an IEEE Fellow, holds 3 U.S. patents, and has authored over 100 journal articles, over 200 refereed conference papers, and 10 books covering advanced topics in data mining, security, data mining for counter-terrorism, and database and application security. Her keynote address at MetroCon 2010 will discuss the latest in data mining for cyber-security, data mining techniques for handling postulated threats to national security, and current research challenges in developing techniques for real-time data mining.
Our plenary speaker will be Geeth Chettiar.
Geeth Chettiar is director of Mission Systems and Software for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Corporation. She has responsibility for leading the functional engineering organization for the mission system software and avionics hardware across LM Aeronautics.
Geeth has served in a number of roles in varying capacities at several Lockheed Martin locations and many business areas during her 21 years at Lockheed Martin. Her most recent technical position was as the Director of the Space Based Infrared Systems Flight Software at Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company in Sunnyvale, CA. Her career includes diverse leadership positions in program management, systems and software engineering execution, human resources and new business capture.
Geeth is a graduate of the University of Maryland where she received both her Bachelor of Science and Master of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering. She, her husband and son reside in Fort Worth, Texas.
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This report outlines known implementations for the features added between HTML5.2 and HTML5.3. It is intended to demonstrate sufficient interoperability to justify moving HTML5.3 from Candidate Recommendation as required by W3C Process.
After that time it is unlikely to be updated, and people interested in the support of HTML features should instead look at the many resources on the Web that try to provide that information in an up-to-date form.
Last updated: 11 September 2018.
Implementation information is documented in the relevant GitHub issue, Pull Request (PR), or documentation for developers.
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| Blink (e.g. Chrome/Opera/Yandex/Vivaldi) | Edge/EdgeHTML | Firefox/Quantum | Internet Explorer/Trident | Safari/Webkit | Notes | |
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| Deprecate object from forms | Pass | ? | Pass | ? | pass | Manual testing in Firefox, Chrome and Safari showed that object was associating to form elements by use of form attribute. Prose updated to indicate this is still valid for historical reasons. |
Removed anchor-points section |
Fail | Fail | Fail | Fail | Fail | No known implementations. Tested manually. |
Removed magic alignment for the dialog element |
Fail | Fail | Fail | Fail | Fail | No known implementations. Tested manually. |
Removed requirement for XML srcdoc in xHTML |
Pass | ? | Pass | ? | ? | Chaals |
| Removed "monkeypatch" for File API | - | - | - | - | - | removed from spec due to resolution of w3c/FileAPI#32 and updated specification defined in FileAPI. |
Other
| Chrome/Blink | Edge/EdgeHTML | Firefox/Quantum | Internet Explorer/Trident | Safari/Webkit | Notes | |
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Clarified that the doctype is ignored for srcdoc |
? | ? | ? | ? | ? | Patricia |
Hides nonce attribute |
pass | fail | fail | ? | fail | Xiaoqian | loosen the rule of the rb element | pass | ? | pass | ? | pass | Xiaoqian |


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