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#include <ql/experimental/math/gaussiancopulapolicy.hpp>
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| typedef int | initTraits |
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| GaussianCopulaPolicy (const std::vector< std::vector< Real > > &factorWeights=std::vector< std::vector< Real > >(), const initTraits &dummy=int()) | |
| Size | numFactors () const |
| initTraits | getInitTraits () const |
| returns a copy of the initialization arguments More... | |
| Probability | cumulativeY (Real val, Size iVariable) const |
| Probability | cumulativeZ (Real z) const |
| Cumulative probability of the idiosyncratic factors (all the same) More... | |
| Probability | density (const std::vector< Real > &m) const |
| Real | inverseCumulativeY (Probability p, Size iVariable) const |
| Real | inverseCumulativeZ (Probability p) const |
| Real | inverseCumulativeDensity (Probability p, Size iFactor) const |
| std::vector< Real > | allFactorCumulInverter (const std::vector< Real > &probs) const |
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| Size | numFactors_ |
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| static const NormalDistribution | density_ |
| static const CumulativeNormalDistribution | cumulative_ |
Gaussian Latent Model's copula policy. Its simplicity is a result of the convolution stability of the Gaussian distribution.
Definition at line 35 of file gaussiancopulapolicy.hpp.
| typedef int initTraits |
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| Size numFactors | ( | ) | const |
Number of independent random factors. This is the only methos that ould stop the class from being static, it is needed for the MC generator construction.
Definition at line 59 of file gaussiancopulapolicy.hpp.
| initTraits getInitTraits | ( | ) | const |
returns a copy of the initialization arguments
Definition at line 64 of file gaussiancopulapolicy.hpp.
| Probability cumulativeY | ( | Real | val, |
| Size | iVariable | ||
| ) | const |
Cumulative probability of a given latent variable The iVariable parameter is the index of the requested variable.
Definition at line 71 of file gaussiancopulapolicy.hpp.
| Probability cumulativeZ | ( | Real | z | ) | const |
Cumulative probability of the idiosyncratic factors (all the same)
Definition at line 75 of file gaussiancopulapolicy.hpp.
| Probability density | ( | const std::vector< Real > & | m | ) | const |
Probability density of a given realization of values of the systemic factors (remember they are independent). In the normal case, since they all follow the same law it is just a trivial product of the same density. Intended to be used in numerical integration of an arbitrary function depending on those values.
Definition at line 85 of file gaussiancopulapolicy.hpp.
| Real inverseCumulativeY | ( | Probability | p, |
| Size | iVariable | ||
| ) | const |
Returns the inverse of the cumulative distribution of the (modelled) latent variable (as indexed by iVariable). The normal stability avoids the convolution of the factors' distributions
Definition at line 93 of file gaussiancopulapolicy.hpp.
| Real inverseCumulativeZ | ( | Probability | p | ) | const |
Returns the inverse of the cumulative distribution of the idiosyncratic factor (identically distributed for all latent variables)
Definition at line 99 of file gaussiancopulapolicy.hpp.
| Real inverseCumulativeDensity | ( | Probability | p, |
| Size | iFactor | ||
| ) | const |
Returns the inverse of the cumulative distribution of the systemic factor iFactor.
Definition at line 105 of file gaussiancopulapolicy.hpp.
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@available(*, deprecated, message: "Use `MiddlewareProtocol` instead of `Middleware`. It doesn't use `AfterReducer`. This struct will be removed on 1.0.")
public struct AfterReducer : Monoid
Wraps a closure that will be called after the Reducer pipeline has changed the state with the current action.
With this structure, a middleware can schedule some callback to be executed with the new state, and evidently access this state to check what’s
different. This can be very useful for Middlewares that perform logging, monitoring or telemetry, so you can check the state before and after
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AfterReducer
is a monoid, that means it can be combined with another AfterReducer
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reverse order) and an identity instance, that when combined with any other AfterReducer
changes nothing in the result, acting as a neutral
element in composition. The identity of an AfterReducer
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instances occur in reverse order so the first middleware will have its “after reducer” closure executed
last. This composition can be achieved by using the operator <>
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The identity of an
AfterReducer
is the static instancedoNothing()
, that contains an empty closure for no-op. When combined with any otherAfterReducer
changes nothing in the result, acting as a neutral element in composition.Declaration
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public static let identity: AfterReducer
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Schedules some task to be executed right after Reducer chain has finished and new state is published
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public static func `do`(_ run: @escaping () -> Void) -> AfterReducer
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The identity of an
AfterReducer
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File Luamodo_Dev/Classes/Bot_Class.lua
Functions
| Bot:AddCTCP (cmd, func) | Adds a CTCP response |
| Bot:AddCmd (cmd, func) | Adds a command to the bot |
| Bot:AddHook (event, name, func) | Adds a hook for the specified event |
| Bot:Connect (Server, Port, Channels, AuthCmd) | Creates a connection to an IRC server. |
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| Bot:Timer (name, delay, reps, func, args) | Adds, modifies, removes, or gets info about a timer. |
Tables
| Bot | Bot. |
| Bot_mt | Bot metatable. |
Functions
- Bot:AddCTCP (cmd, func)
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Adds a CTCP response
Parameters
- cmd: The text to match to fire the response (case insensitive)
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func: The function to call when the CTCP response is fired
Note: Functions should have two parameters, Func and Args, Func is the TableFunc version of the function, and Args is the arguments passed to DoCTCP. returng true from the func will cause it to not fire the CTCP event hooks.
Usage:
NewBot:AddCTCP("VERSION", function(Func,Args) Args.Connection:CTCP(Args.Nick,"Luamodo V1 using ".. _VERSION ..", ".. socket._VERSION ..", and ".. lfs._VERSION end)Return value:
A TableFunc of the function passed - Bot:AddCmd (cmd, func)
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Adds a command to the bot
Parameters
- cmd: The text to match to fire the command (case insensitive)
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func: The function to call when the command is fired
Note: Functions should have two parameters, Func and Args, Func is the TableFunc version of the function, and Args is the arguments passed to DoCmd. returng true from the func will cause it to not fire the PRIVMSG event hooks.
Usage:
NewBot:AddCmd("!test", function(Func, Args) print("Test!") end)Return value:
A TableFunc of the function passedSee also:
- Bot:AddHook (event, name, func)
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Adds a hook for the specified event
Parameters
- event: The event to hook onto
- name: The unique name to use for the hook to prevent collisions/allow overwrites
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func: The function to call when the hook is fired
Note: Functions should have two parameters, Func and Args, Func is the TableFunc version of the function, and Args is the arguments passed to DoHook
Usage:
NewBot:AddHook("PRIVMSG", "TestHook", function(Func, Args) OutputTable(Args) end)Return value:
A TableFunc of the function passedSee also:
- Bot:Connect (Server, Port, Channels, AuthCmd)
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Creates a connection to an IRC server. connection is stored in the Bot object under Connections, indexed as a tostring of the connection table
Parameters
- Server: the IRC server to connect to
- Port: the port to use when connection
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Channels: [optional] A table of channels to join upon successful connection
Note: format for the table is {{channel = "#channel1", password = ""}, {channel = "#channel2", password = "duckhunt"}} where the password key is optional - AuthCmd: [optional] The string to send to the server to authenticate the bot (such as "ns identify somepassword")
Usage:
NewConnection = NewBot:Connect("irc.testserver.org",6667,{{channel = "#channel1", password = ""}, {channel = "#channel2", password = "duckhunt"}}, "ns identify somepassword")Return value:
The newly created connection object - Bot:DoCTCP (cmd, argtable)
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Fires a CTCP event.
Note: You do not need to call this manually, it is taken care of automatically.Parameters
- cmd: The CTCP response to be fired
- argtable: A table of arguments to pass to the function
- Bot:DoCmd (cmd, argtable)
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Fires a command.
Note: You do not need to call this manually, it is taken care of automatically.Parameters
- cmd: The command to fire.
- argtable:
- Bot:DoHook (event, argtable)
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Fires a list of hooks for the specified event.
Note: You do not need to call this manually, it is taken care of automaticallyParameters
- event: The event to fire hooks for
- argtable: A table of arguments to pass to each function
- Bot:DoTimers ()
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Loops through each timer checking whether or not they should be executed.
Note: You do not need to call this manually, it is taken care of automatically - Bot:LoadExtension (extension)
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Loads an extension into a bot. Adds the extensions list of hooks, commands, and CTCP responses to the bot. Then it registers the bot with the extension
Parameters
- extension: the extension object to load
Usage:
NewBot:LoadExtension(somextension) - Bot:New (ID, posnames)
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Creates and returns a new Bot object. Inserts the bot in the Bots table indexed by ID
Parameters
- ID: a string used for the bots index in various tables as well as it's display name for console output
- posnames: a table of possible nicks for IRC connections to use
Usage:
NewBot = Bot:New("Display Name",{"DefaultNick","AltNick1","AltNick2"})Return value:
the newly created bot - Bot:Think ()
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Performs the bots timers, then calls :Think() on each connection that belongs to the bot.
Note: You do not need to call this manually as the MainLoop function takes care of it.Usage:
NewBot:Think() - Bot:Timer (name, delay, reps, func, args)
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Adds, modifies, removes, or gets info about a timer.
Parameters
- name: the name of the timer
- delay: how long to wait before running the timer, specify "off" to remove the timer
- reps: how many times to run the timer (pass 0 for a never-ending timer)
- func: the function to run
- args: a table of arguments to pass to the function
Usage
- NewBot:Timer("test", 1, 1, print, {"a", "b"}) creates a timer that runs once after one second and prints the strings "a" and "b"
- NewBot:Timer("test") gets information about the timer
- NewBot:Timer("test",nil,0) sets the timer to run forever
Note: pass nil/omit parameters that you dont want to change - NewBot:Timer("test", "off") removes the timer
Return values:
- False if the name parameter is invalid.
A table representing the timer if requested, or false if said timer doesnt exist.
The table for the newly created/modifed timer otherwise - An error message if return value 1 is false
Tables
- Bot
- Bot.
Note: The fields listed below are only available to objects created via Bot:New unless otherwise specified
Fields- Extensions: A list of loaded extensions
- Timers: A list of timers
- CmdList: A list of commands
- CTCPList: A list of CTCP responses
- HookList: A list of hooks
- ID: Display name and index for various tables
- Connections: A list of connections
- Settings: A table of various settings
- Settings.Names: A table of nicks for IRC connections to use
- Bot_mt
- Bot metatable.
Fields- __index: Index
- __type: Type


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elixush v0.0.4 Elixush.Instructions.Vectors
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Takes a type and a state and takes the butlast of the top item on the type stack
Takes a type and a state and concats two vectors on the type stack
Takes a vec_type, a lit_type, and a state and conj's an item onto the type stack
Takes a type and a state and tells whether the top lit_type item is in the top type vector
Takes a type and a state and pushes a boolean of whether the top vector is empty
Takes a type and a state and gets the first item from the type stack
Takes a type and a state and finds the index of the top lit_type item in the top type vector
Takes a type and a state and iterates over the type vector using the code on the exec stack. If the vector isn't empty, expands to: ((first vector) (top-item :exec state) (rest vector) exec_do*vector_type (top-item :exec state) rest_of_program)
Takes a type and a state and gets the last item from the type stack
Takes a type and a state and takes the length of the top item on the type stack
Takes a type and a state and gets the nth item from the type stack
Takes a type and a state and counts the occurrences of the top lit_type item in the top type vector
Takes a type and a state and pushes every item from the first vector onto the appropriate stack
Takes a type and a state and removes all occurrences of the first lit_type item in the top type vector
Takes a type and a state and replaces all occurrences of the second lit_type item with the first lit_type item in the top type vector
Takes a type and a state and replaces the first occurrence of the second lit_type item with the first lit_type item in the top type vector
Takes a type and a state and takes the rest of the top item on the type stack
Takes a type and a state and takes the reverse of the top item on the type stack
Takes a type and a state and replaces, in the top type vector, item at index (from integer stack) with the first lit_type item
Takes a type and a state and takes the subvec of the top item on the type stack
Takes a type and a state and takes the first N items from the type stack, where N is from the integer stack
Functions
Takes a type and a state and takes the butlast of the top item on the type stack.
Takes a vec_type, a lit_type, and a state and conj's an item onto the type stack.
Takes a type and a state and tells whether the top lit_type item is in the top type vector.
Takes a type and a state and pushes a boolean of whether the top vector is empty.
Takes a type and a state and gets the first item from the type stack.
Takes a type and a state and finds the index of the top lit_type item in the top type vector.
Takes a type and a state and iterates over the type vector using the code on the exec stack. If the vector isn't empty, expands to: ((first vector) (top-item :exec state) (rest vector) exec_do*vector_type (top-item :exec state) rest_of_program)
Takes a type and a state and takes the length of the top item on the type stack.
Takes a type and a state and counts the occurrences of the top lit_type item in the top type vector.
Takes a type and a state and pushes every item from the first vector onto the appropriate stack.
Takes a type and a state and removes all occurrences of the first lit_type item in the top type vector.
Takes a type and a state and replaces all occurrences of the second lit_type item with the first lit_type item in the top type vector.
Takes a type and a state and replaces the first occurrence of the second lit_type item with the first lit_type item in the top type vector.
Takes a type and a state and takes the reverse of the top item on the type stack.
Takes a type and a state and replaces, in the top type vector, item at index (from integer stack) with the first lit_type item.
Takes a type and a state and takes the subvec of the top item on the type stack.
Takes a type and a state and takes the first N items from the type stack, where N is from the integer stack.


Functions and data sets for reproducing selected results from the book "Quantitative Risk Management: Concepts, Techniques and Tools". Furthermore, new developments and auxiliary functions for Quantitative Risk Management practice.
| Version: | 0.0-10 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | graphics, lattice, quantmod, Quandl, zoo, xts, methods, grDevices, stats, rugarch, utils |
| Suggests: | combinat, copula, knitr, mvtnorm, QRM, sfsmisc, RColorBrewer, sn |
| Published: | 2018-11-12 |
| Author: | Marius Hofert [aut, cre], Kurt Hornik [aut], Alexander J. McNeil [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Marius Hofert <marius.hofert at uwaterloo.ca> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) | file LICENCE |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
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Automatic metabolite annotation from Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS and LC-MS/MS) data from .mzXML files, providing an inclusion list of metabolites/fragments (Only the ion mass). The function returns the identification and quantification of the peaks presented in the sample, as well as the non-identified metabolites/fragments.
| Version: | 1.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.3) |
| Imports: | enviPick |
| Published: | 2017-04-30 |
| Author: | Manuel David Peris Diaz |
| Maintainer: | Manuel David Peris Diaz <madape at alumni.uv.es> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
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The two guys who smoked it before me took two hits each, but I walked out of the room after my first hit and that ended up being my only one. I came in and sat down a minute later, and one of them said that he was starting to feel kind of wierd. After a few minutes of incoherent conversation and thourough confusion, we walked outside and the 'trip' seemed to be over. I am definately not giving up on salvia, seeing as how I had such a small amount, but I can't exactly say that it enhanced the evening at all...but then it was time to tap the keg...
The beer was from a local brewery, 8.5% alcohol, and tasting good. The next few hours was a typical party: every so often some kind soul would pass to me a bowl or joint, sipping at the beer, a little dancing here and there, a little talking here and there...overall a very good time. Then something amazing happened.
I am a very serious musician. Thus, when the drum circles begin, I am all about joining in. This time, however, I had brought a small wooden flute as a birthday gift for my friend.  I danced with incredible intensity and played the flute like I've never played before. I don't know how long it lasted, as time didn't really seem to exist during that period, but it was one of the most liberating experiences I have had in a long time. After the music ended, I, tired from dancing, made a cup of tea for myself (yerba mate, namely).
At that point I got into a philosophical conversation with my birthday friend. After a few minutes he said that he wanted to show me something in his room. He closed the door behind us when we went in and suggested that we smoke some DMT. I had been curious about the drug for a long time, so I immediately agreed.
The way we smoked it wasn't like I had heard it being smoked before. The DMT was in the bottom of a glass vial. He held the lighter underneath the vial and it began to mist up inside. I sucked it out through a small pipe that I stuck into the vial, and couldn't really even see much of the smoke when I breathed out, although I could feel it in my lungs a little.
When he was taking his hit, I was staring at a lamp shade, and the colors on it and all the details became incredibly vivid. I looked at him when he was done and said 'wow, this is amazing already,' and, without much thought, lay down on my back. At that point, staring at his ceiling, it was as if everything beautiful I had ever experienced surfaced to my present conscious level and culminated with a live performance of Bach's B Minor Mass that I had attended about a week before. I could feel the tears coming and they began streaming down the sides of my face.
Of all the beautiful things I experience and enjoy, DMT seemed to really bring them to their fullest reality. Sometimes looking at a great painting, or the sky, or listening to a great piece of music, those things seem so seperate. But at that moment, even though I was experiencing none of those things, all of them that I have experienced and I still hold with me came out and touched me in a way that I'll never forget, reminding me of the fullness of life.
After an indefinate period of this, probably 2 or 3 minutes, I sat back up and gave my friend a big hug, which lasted for another 2 or 3 minutes. At that point we both sat down and talked for a few minutes, most of which was me blabbering about what had just gone through my mind. I don't think he heard much of it, but it didn't matter, it was a great moment.
The effects wore off and the rest of the night was a gradual decrescendo from there. I don't know if I'll ever do DMT again, even if its offered to me (in other words, I probably will). Even though I'm sure that it was a light trip as DMT trips go, I couldn't have asked for or wanted any more. Drugs may be fun, but we all must be reminded that there is much more to explore in the uncharted depths of our minds than those experiences which drugs bring us, and to let them expand us rather than destroy us.  Staring at the same source of light thats 2 feet in front of your face is incredibly unhealthy and minimizes cognitive activity! But enough of this! Thank you.
- Another great explorer of life
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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The whole of South Africa has been mapped using 1 913 topographic maps. Each degree square (1° latitude × 1° longitude) of South Africa is covered by 16 topographic map sheets. Each topographic map sheet has a unique map reference number starting with the numbers of the degrees of latitude and longitude in the northwestern corner of the map, e.g. Tzaneen 2330CC. (If you cannot remember how each map sheet is sub-divided, revisit the appropriate skill in the Grade 10 section.)
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dirq - C implementation of the simple directory queue algorithm
/*
* constants
*/
#define DIRQ_VERSION_MAJOR 0
#define DIRQ_VERSION_MINOR 5
#define DIRQ_VERSION_HEX ((DIRQ_VERSION_MAJOR << 8) | DIRQ_VERSION_MINOR)
/*
* types
*/
typedef struct dirq_s *dirq_t;
typedef int (*dirq_iow)(dirq_t, char *, size_t);
typedef int (*dirq_ior)(dirq_t, const char *, size_t);
/*
* constructors & destructor
*/
dirq_t dirq_new (const char *path);
dirq_t dirq_copy (dirq_t dirq);
void dirq_free (dirq_t dirq);
/*
* accessors
*/
void dirq_set_granularity (dirq_t dirq, int value);
int dirq_get_granularity (dirq_t dirq);
void dirq_set_rndhex (dirq_t dirq, int value);
int dirq_get_rndhex (dirq_t dirq);
void dirq_set_umask (dirq_t dirq, mode_t value);
mode_t dirq_get_umask (dirq_t dirq);
void dirq_set_maxlock (dirq_t dirq, int value);
int dirq_get_maxlock (dirq_t dirq);
void dirq_set_maxtemp (dirq_t dirq, int value);
int dirq_get_maxtemp (dirq_t dirq);
/*
* iterators
*/
const char *dirq_first (dirq_t dirq);
const char *dirq_next (dirq_t dirq);
/*
* main methods
*/
const char *dirq_add (dirq_t dirq, dirq_iow cb);
const char *dirq_add_path (dirq_t dirq, const char *path);
int dirq_get (dirq_t dirq, const char *name, dirq_ior cb);
const char *dirq_get_path (dirq_t dirq, const char *name);
int dirq_lock (dirq_t dirq, const char *name, int permissive);
int dirq_unlock (dirq_t dirq, const char *name, int permissive);
int dirq_remove (dirq_t dirq, const char *name);
int dirq_touch (dirq_t dirq, const char *name);
int dirq_get_size (dirq_t dirq, const char *name);
int dirq_count (dirq_t dirq);
int dirq_purge (dirq_t dirq);
/*
* other methods
*/
void dirq_now (dirq_t dirq, struct timespec *ts);
int dirq_get_errcode (dirq_t dirq);
const char *dirq_get_errstr (dirq_t dirq);
void dirq_clear_error (dirq_t dirq);
The goal of this library is to offer a "simple" queue system using the underlying filesystem for storage, security and to prevent race conditions via atomic operations. It focuses on simplicity, robustness and scalability.
Multiple concurrent readers and writers can interact with the same queue.
Other implementations of the same algorithm exist so readers and writers can be written in different programming languages:
The Perl implementation is the reference one and contains extensive documentation.
The object oriented API to access the directory queue is implemented with an opaque data type (dirq_t
), a constructor (dirq_new
) and methods which are C functions requiring the "object" as their first argument. The destructor (dirq_free
) must be called when the object is not needed anymore.
The directory queue object is not considered to be thread safe: different threads must use different objects.
All the functions that return a string (i.e. const char *
) in fact return a pointer to statically allocated data inside the directory queue object. The caller must use or copy the string before calling other functions since they may override this statically allocated data.
Adding and getting elements (i.e. sequences of bytes) is achieved via callback functions working on chunks of bytes so it is never needed to allocate memory holding complete elements.
In case of error, the dirq_get_errcode
and dirq_get_errstr
functions can be used to get more information. The safest approach is then to stop using the object and free it. However, if needed, the error information can be cleared with dirq_clear_error
.
creates a new directory queue object using the given path, setting the internal error information (see dirq_get_errcode
or dirq_get_errstr
) in case of error
creates a new directory queue object which is a copy of the given one
frees the memory associated with the directory queue object
sets the time granularity for intermediate directories (default: 60)
gets the time granularity for intermediate directories
sets the random hexadecimal digit to use in element names (default: randomly generated)
gets the random hexadecimal digit to use in element names
sets the umask to use when creating files and directories (default: use the running process' umask)
gets the umask to use when creating files and directories
sets the maximum time for a locked element in seconds (default 600)
gets the maximum time for a locked element in seconds
sets the maximum time for a temporary element in seconds (default 300)
gets the maximum time for a temporary element in seconds
returns the first element in the queue, resetting the iterator; returns NULL if the queue is empty or an error occurred
returns the next element in the queue, incrementing the iterator; returns NULL if there is no next element or an error occurred
adds the given data (via callback) to the queue and returns the corresponding element name or NULL on error
adds the given file (identified by its path) to the queue and returns the corresponding element name or NULL on error, the file must be on the same filesystem and will be moved to the queue
gets the data from the given element (which must be locked) via callback; returns 0 on success, -1 on error
gets the file path of the given element (which must be locked), this file can be read but not removed, you must use the remove() method for this; if the given name is NULL, returns the directory queue path itself
attempts to lock the given element and returns 0 on success; in case of error, returns 1 (permissive) or -1 (non permissive)
attempts to unlock the given element and returns 0 on success; in case of error, returns 1 (permissive) or -1 (non permissive)
removes the given element (which must be locked) from the queue; returns 0 on success, -1 on error
"touches" the given element (i.e. updates the access and modification times to the current time); returns 0 on success, -1 on error
returns the size (in bytes) of the given element or -1 on error
returns the number of elements in the queue or -1 on error; this also resets the iterator
purges the queue by removing unused intermediate directories, removing too old temporary elements and unlocking too old locked elements (aka staled locks); this is using the maxlock
and maxtemp
attributes of the directory queue object; returns the number of elements purged or -1 on error; this also resets the iterator
returns the current time in the given timespec
structure
returns the current error code (usually errno
) or 0 if there is no error
returns the current error string or NULL if there is no error
clears the current error
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well it's not just that
it's that upstream would have very different momom code
and the point of LABS is to test KMD stuff, so we want to stay as close as possible to KMD's codebase
blackjok3rToday at 1:50 PM
If we revert tokens and launch... When that code is done it will hardfork our chain
AlrightToday at 1:50 PM
if we don't have it's features to test, it's not very useful
this in particular is frustrating because it's a hard fork for the entire cluster
we can't test it on a subset of chains easily


While browsing questions of new users at Stack Overflow I noticed that many questions get less attention and low rating due to being weakly formed. In this post I want to highliget some of the common problems and show how to make your questions better.
Read the official guide
If you are posting first time the ”how to ask” is must read. Not doing so means no respect to community and you will probably get appropriate response. The rest of this post are additions to official “how to ask”.
Learn from good questions
Look at high rated questions and try to understand how they are formed. Try to use similar logical structure, language and style for your posts. Improve quality of questions incrementally, by looking at other posts and taking into account feedback for every new post.
Change the names to Foo Bar
Domain specific names usually distract from the main problem. Also your names may be long which is also distraction. Try to rename variable and function names to some gerneric names. Foo and Bar are just examples, you can come up with other generic names.
Format the text
Use the text formating capabilities of the system. It’s important to format the code sections, highlight keywords in the text, use quotes and lists. Learn the Markdown sytax and make formating a habbit. Again look at the other posts for style examples.
Show your interest
When posting a question about your problem you may want also to tell what you have tried so far that didn’t work. This shows that you are really interested in the problem and it’s not a homework type question, though nothing’s wrong with it.
Be short and specific
Drop redundant data that is not related to the question. Redundant information is another type of distraction. Generally your post should not contain any information that is not helping to understand the problem.
Keep it up to date
When you start to get answers to your question you may need to make corrections and clarifications in your post. Also even if the responses don’t answer your question completely but make some clarification you may want to edit your question and add additional information to help others to understand it better.
I wrote this having Stack Overflow in mind. But the advices are general enough to be useful in general.


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NBA: Luka Doncic helps hand Golden State Warriors heaviest loss since 1973
Luka Doncic starred as the Dallas Mavericks beat the injury-hit Golden State Warriors 142-94 - their heaviest defeat since 1973.
The 20-year-old Slovenian scored 35 points against a team missing its star players through injury.
The Warriors, who named the minimum eight players for the game, have the worst record in the NBA this season.
"Flush it down the toilet. Move on. You don't take anything from a game like this," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said.
His side - NBA finalists in each of the past five seasons - sit bottom of the Western Conference with three wins and 13 losses.
But their defeat in Dallas was their biggest since a playoff game loss by 56 points to the Lakers 46 years ago.
Doncic even outscored the whole Warriors side in the first quarter, with 22 points to their 16.
He went on to record a second straight triple-double with 10 rebounds and 11 assists.
"He's a very special player on a special run," said Mavs coach Rick Carlisle. "This is not big news. It's getting to be pretty normal."
Elsewhere, Kawhi Leonard returned from injury and paired up with fellow summer recruit Paul George for the first time as the Los Angeles Clippers recorded a 107-104 overtime victory over the Boston Celtics. The two combined for 42 points in their first game together.
Giannis Antetokounmpo's 33 points and 11 rebounds saw the Milwaukee Bucks to their fifth win in a row - and ninth from 10 - as they beat the Atlanta Hawks 135-127.
And Houston Rockets' eight-game winning streak was ended in a 105-95 defeat by the Denver Nuggets, for whom Nikola Jokic scored a season-high 27 points - despite James Harden also scoring 27 points, seven rebounds and seven assists and Russell Westbrook adding 25 points.


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Panto 4: Goldilocks and the Three Whumps
Title: Goldilocks And The Three Bears.
Author: Skip.
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Category: Humour, Panto.
Rating: U, though you have to enjoy infantile prattling. Some Danny whumpin? (comic) and cross dressing (just read it!)
Series: No.
Sequel: Part of Panto Fics. Sort of sequel to ?Doctor Who?? and ?Little Red Baseball Cap?.
Comments: Ok, I?m sad, I know. Humour me. Contact me! I have nothing better to do (what about your Physics homework and Classic Civ. Coursework?)-  This is more fun!
Season/Spoilers: Not really. Cassandra?s in it.
Disclaimer: No, they aren?t mine. Neither is the Lumberjack song. I?ll get Dr. Frasier to put them right before I return them. Stargate SG-1 and all it?s characters are the property of Showtime/Viacom, MGM/UA, Double Secret Productions, and Gekko Productions. This story was not written for any financial gain and no copyright was intentionally infringed.
Goldilocks And The Three Bears.
Jack: NO!
Sam: You?re going to have to. After you?ve finished, you can exact your revenge on Daniel.
Jack: But?
Sam: Think, nice, big sticks?.
Jack: OK, but only because I get to see him in a dress.
Daniel: Jack!
Jack: Only fair, Danny-boy, only fair.
To the tune of Monty Python?s ?I?m a Lumberjack.?
Jack: I?m air-force Jack
And I?m OK,
I gate all night
And I work all day.
SG-1: He?s air-force Jack
And he?s OK,
He gates all night
And he sleeps all day.
Jack: I sleep under trees,
MREs for lunch,
Get sent to purgatory
Every time I start talking
And have buttered scones for tea.
SG-1: He?s air-force Jack
And he?s OK,
He snores all night
And complains all day.
Jack: I moan about trees.
I skip and jump (this is going too far!)
I like to press wild flowers,
I put on women?s clothing
And hang around in bars.
SG-1: He moans about trees,
He skips and jumps,
He likes to press wild flowers,
He puts on women?s clothing
And hangs around in bars!
He?s air-force Jack
And he?s OK,
He watches hockey all night,
And he fishes all day.
Jack: I moan about trees, (think of Daniel in a dress)
I wear high heels,
Suspendies and a bra,
I wish I?d been a girlie,
Just like my dear papa. (too far, oh man, you are sooo gonna die!)
SG-1: He moans about trees,
Wears high heels?
Suspendies? and a bra?!
? Etc.
Sam: Well, that was? different.
Jack: Rubs his hands evily. Oh man Space Monkey!
Daniel: Help!
Jack: There was once a little girl called Goldilocks, who wore a little frilly, sticky-out dress with plenty of lace and a corset.
Daniel: Jack! This is painful!
Jack: He had long, blond hair with lots of ribbons in it. Pink ribbons.
Sam: I think you?re enjoying this waaayy too much, sir.
Jack: Hey, I had to wear suspenders!
Teal?c: And a bra.
Jack: Winces Don?t remind me. So, this bratty little girl went for a walk in the woods. Go on, Goldy! Skip and sing!
Daniel: Lah, lah lah. Sings quietly and skips small steps.
Jack: I can?t hear you!
Daniel: LAH, LAH, LAH! Loud enough?
Jack: Oh, yeah. So, there was these three bears, Daddy Bear:
Teal?c: Greetings.
Jack: Mummy Bear:
Sam: Hello.
Jack: And Baby Bear.
Cassie: Hi!
Daniel: Hi Cassie!
Sam: Do I really have to wear this bear suit?
Jack: Yes, I sang the song. Might I add that it looks very nice on you Carter?
Sam: You might?
Daniel: Come on guys! This corset really hurts!
Jack: So the bears were eating porridge, which Mummy Bear had cooked, but seeing as they were MREs, she didn?t spoil them much.
Sam: Gee, thanks!
Jack: You?re welcome. Seeing as it was taking so long, Daddy Bear lent a hand.
Teal?c: Here, my staff weapon will heat the porridge much faster.
Jack: Unfortunately the porridge was now too hot, so they went for a walk.
Teal?c: We will go for a walk.
Jack: Oh, thanks Teal?c!
Teal?c: You are welcome, O?Neill.
Sam: He was being sarcastic, Teal?c. Come on Cassie, let?s take the dog for a walk.
Jack: Bears have dogs? So the bratty kid, who wouldn?t do as his CO said, skipped into this big old house. Humming all the way.
Daniel: Ra, Hathor, Her?ur?
Jack: What was that?
Daniel: I used to sing it as a kid.
 Don?t you think it?s a bit inappropriate?
Daniel: Sorry.
Jack: He saw the three bowls of porridge and tried the big bowl first. It was a really big bowl and the porridge was really hot.
Daniel: Gee thanks! I really burnt myself!
Jack: You?re welcome. Now, Mummy Bear experiments with liquid thingamabob?.
Sam: Nitrogen.
Jack: Whatever. So he tried this bowl and it was really cold. I mean serious sub-zero.
Sam: You really did upset him.
Daniel: Mmmmm.
Sam: What?
Teal?c: It appears that Daniel Jackson?s lips are stuck together.
Jack: Oh goody! No more culture speeches!
Sam: Are we going to finish the story with his lips frozen together?
Jack: Can we?
Hammond: No, I?m sorry but you need him to speak in a minute.
Jack: Dammit! So he eats Cassie?s porridge and blah-di-blah-di-blah. Then he sees three chairs, and goes to sit on Daddy Bear?s. Unfortunately, it was too high and he fell to the floor.
Daniel: Ouch! That wasn?t in the story!
Jack: Is now. When he gets there, it is a really uncomfortable orthopaedic chair, like those we have in the briefing rooms.
Daniel: My back!
Jack: He falls out again and tries Mummy Bear?s chair. This one is very soft and he is almost suffocated by it.
Daniel: Mmmmffff!
Jack: He falls out again and sits on Cassie?s chair.
Sam: Oooohhh! You can be really nasty!
Jack: You know how painful suspenders and bras can be!
Sam: Yeah?
Teal?c: I agree.
Sam: Teal?c?
Teal?c: It was in another pantomime.
Sam: Dr. Fraiser is really gonna have her hands full.
Jack: So Goldy goes up the stairs, as he is very tired.
Daniel: Jack? I can?t move!
Jack: Take him upstairs and throw him on the nail bed.
Daniel: Aaarrrggh! How come Teal?c has a nail bed?
Teal?c: To aid in meditation.
Jack: And after that, no, we?ll miss your bed out Carter, he?s passed out. Put him on the hospital bed. You know, the one we always carry in case of emergencies.
Frasier: What have you been up to now? You?re not even off world! Colonel, can?t I trust you to look after him for five minutes?
Jack: Ummm?
Frasier: Look! All Cassie?s food is gone! And you broke her chair! Can?t you look after her properly?
Jack: But Doc!
Frasier: Don?t you ?But Doc? me! Hits him repeatedly with a chair leg. You can come and help in the med-bay. Sam, look after Cassie for me, I?ve got to deal with these two kids.
Sam: Come on Teal?c, it?s past her bedtime. Next time we do a Panto, I?m narrating, I?m fed up with those two prattling on.
Cassie: Sam, why is Uncle Daniel wearing a dress?
THE END.
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Spoilers: Daniel devastated in Corrie tonight as he returns for Sinead's funeral
It’s been a difficult few months for Daniel Osbourne (Rob Mallard) in Coronation Street, after wife Sinead Tinker (Katie McGlynn) died as a result of her cancer diagnosis. Understandably, he struggled to adjust to life without his wife, and thus he departed Weatherfield. However, Sinead’s funeral arrives tonight, and he decides to return to the cobbles as a result.
After Ken (William Roache) and Claudia (Rula Lenska) failed to track Daniel down in Scotland, Peter (Chris Gascoyne) discovered that he was staying in Chesire, and thus attempted to make him come home.
He ultimately failed to do so, but his words clearly got through to Daniel, as — with Sinead’s funeral set to take place — the young man returns to the cobbles during tonight’s episode.
With Sinead having been a much-loved resident of the Street, her funeral will no doubt be a highly emotional affair as all those who dwell in Weatherfield gather to bid her farewell.
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Daniel’s troubles are set to persist as ± in addition to bidding adieu to the love of his life — he also faces another trauma this evening, as a burglar rifles through his things at the flat.
Later, Peter and Carla (Alison King) discover that Daniel’s laptop — the one in which Sinead recorded her video messages for both he and Bertie — is among the items stolen.
How will the young man react to this discovery?
Coronation Street continues Monday 18thNovember at 7:30pm on ITV.


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Kogi West: Make room for disenfranchised areas, PDP charges INEC
by Hamed ShobiyeDirisu Yakubu and Winifred Azubuike
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi West Senatorial District Monday asked the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to include all areas which witnessed election disruption in the November 16 supplementary rerun election in the Kogi West Senatorial District.
Briefing journalists at the party’s National Secretariat in Abuja, the Chairman of the PDP in the senatorial district, Barr. Kola Ojo, condemned the militarization of the governorship and parliamentary elections as well as the alleged connivance of some officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) with thugs and security operatives to manipulate the election.
He said: “INEC must as a matter of urgency, include all the areas that witnessed ballot box snatching, intimidation, aggression and gunshots which rendered the so-called collation of election results from such areas spurious, untenable and unacceptable, in the now ordered supplementary elections of Saturday 30th November 2019, as failure to do so, will be tantamount to legitimizing the fraud that took place during the November 16th elections.”
The PDP leaders also enjoined law enforcement agents to ‘‘put in place adequate, effective and responsive security measures that will engender an atmosphere devoid of fear, intimidation, aggression and other negative tendencies before, during and after the curious and deceptively ordered supplementary elections deliberately aimed at manipulating the outcome of the Kogi West supplementary cum rerun Senatorial elections in favour of the APC candidate.”


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Lebanon resembles a sinking ship, parliament speaker says -paper
by ReutersBEIRUT — Lebanon is like a sinking ship that will go under unless action is taken, Nabih Berri, the speaker of parliament was quoted as saying on Monday, referring to the country’s deep economic and political crisis.
 “If we don’t take the necessary steps, it will sink entirely.”
An-Nahar newspaper quoted him as likening the situation of the Lebanese people to that of passengers on the Titanic, the cruise ship that sank in 1912 after hitting an iceberg. (Writing by Tom Perry; Editing by Clarence Fernandez)


So, on the Steem Panel Discussion today we talked some about the state of the economy, and one of the points of discussion was the sudden spike in the price of SBD. There are many voices calling for Steemit and the witnesses to alter the economics and attempt to drive the price back to 1USD / 1SBD. There are good reasons to do that, but I’m of the opinion that we should enjoy the SBD being high, it’s good and egalitarian for the platform, and the plan should be to do absolutely nothing about it.
Options I’ve heard
“Get rid of the SBD” - Literally stop having them be an option… hard to implement given that 3.6M are already outstanding, but it would make Steem and Steem power the only things on the platform.
“Print more SBDs” - Do things like allow 75% payout in SBD or witness production rewards in sbd. This should lower the price by increasing the supply. Neat ideas, but this also adds more SBD, which is a debt instrument to the platform and could have negative consequences down the road.
“Change the Bias” - This is a witness setting that works as a platform ratio, tweaking it higher can produce more SBD, but also weakens conversion of SBD into steem (and it’s already a 90% loss if you convert). This feels like a band aid that isn’t worth it.
“Let SBD be converted back into Steem” - this is probably the most popular option and it would allow a direct conversion of steem into SBD, which would allow Steem the ability to capture the rise in SBD price. I’m against this because I want the value going to the posters as opposed to the historic owners of steem power.
Overall goal
People want their account value to rise. As much as this platform has great values (moral) we also are trying to extract value (financial) from it. Naturally folks want the value of wallets to rise and that means Steem and potentially SBD rising in value.
I want the value of steem to rise, but here’s my challenge. The distribution of steem is extremely warped. 93% of the steem is in less than 1% of the accounts. That’s not a good distribution. Even feudalism didn’t have that, and while I love nearly everything this platform I truly hate that piece of it. That’s the distribution of Steem, but not the distribution of SBDs. SBDs are tied to author rewards more than historic Steem ownership and so the distribution of those can be approximated to this graph.
That graph doesn’t quite show the whole story as it doesn’t really show how many of those post rewards are created by the bid bots and that money then flows back to the primary steem holders, but it’s one of the best representations that I have available. And it’ll have to do. Bid bots are only about 5% of the SP so that graph doesn’t quite show that @freedom and @blocktrades and maybe a few others are getting fat paychecks from this, but at least we know that it’s not 25 accounts that earn it all on post rewards.
My option
Do nothing and HODL! The price of SBD will rise and rise a ton. that’s because we’re trying to fuel an internet worth of commerce with 3.6M tokens that barely change amount in a given year. So… those fuckers are gonna keep skyrocketing if we don’t change it. Personally I like that idea. It’s going to help this place grow. At some point you’re going to buy a house with 10k SBD, and it’ll be a nice house. This is a good thing for the posters on the platform and if we keep attracting posters to the platform that’s ultimately good for the steem investors too.
Why do we have Steem and SBDs?
When this platform first started bitcoin wasn’t at $15kUSD/coin. Most people didn’t know shit about the space, and no one had any idea why we should be looking at these things. The creators of the platform decided at the very least we were going to need something pretty familiar to money used every day to have it make any sense. So, they created the SBD. This was also at the time when they were using vests, which most of you may not have even heard of and vests eventually turned into Steem Power on the front end (though vests are still used in the backend).
From the start SBD was intended to always be worth a dollar worth of steem, but free markets being free markets, have made SBD something closer to the following definition: a unit of exchange worth a minimum of $1 USD worth of Steem. Witnesses can mostly guarantee a minimum of $1 USD worth of Steem by using the fact that SBD is a debt instrument. The block can literally award people interest in steem as the currency for those holding SBD. So when the price of SBD dips below $1 USD the witnesses can raise interest rates to make it more attractive and award the SBD holders a larger and larger portion of the inflationary awards on the system until we get back to a 1USD/1SBD valuation.
A Peg
It was supposed to be a peg to make transactions easier on the web. Not only can you do fast transactions without any fees using SBDs, but you can rest easy that they are worth $1USD today of Steem and will be a week from now. From a merchant stand point what you really want is a stable currency. You want to be able to buy and sell goods at prices that don’t fluctuate much. You want it so when you order cotton to make your shirt that there isn’t a 10x swing in the price of cotton or the shirts as it’s really freaking hard to run a business on that.
A major challenge to the price stability is the supply. There’s only 3.6 Million of these coins in existence. That’s like 1/7th the number of bitcoins. There really aren’t that many of these suckers. So, it doesn’t take a lot of buying activity to push the price up and up and up! Recently we saw a Korean exchange start trading Steem and SBD and since that happened they’ve purchased over $8M USD worth of coins, and we’re seeing the effect in the price of SBD and steem.
So, free markets being free markets and with there only 3.6M of these babies in existence we’re getting a spike. I’m not ready to call this a pump. I think it may actually be a new normal, and just the beginning of this depending on how the platform and the witnesses move forward. The supply increases about 23k/day right now, but they can also be destroyed through converting to steem (don’t do this now or you’ll lose 90% of the value of your sbd), promoting a post, or lost on the interwebs. So, if we do nothing I think the answer is that the price will continue to rise and rise!
Benefit of rising price
Post rewards are going through the roof. High post rewards (especially if we switch the condenser frontend to show the value in USD instead of SBD) will bring an assload of people to Steem, which will fuel more growth, which should push the price higher!
Fiat inflation wars
If you pay attention to politics in the world there’s a lot of emphasis on currency manipulation. A government takes out a loan, and then they want massive amounts of inflation so it’s easier to pay it off. Banks are happy with inflation because it’s easier to get higher loan amounts and ultimately leads to huge amounts of debt payments. Big companies want low dollar values typically so they can export things more cheaply and capture return basically by devaluing labor in the country. The people that don’t want inflation are the normal pleabs. Especially with flat wages it just means you’re gonna have to take on a second or third job to pay your bills.

I want to hold a currency and wait a year and be able to purchase more groceries with them, which is the exact opposite of what we have now. This type of deflation is good for the people. It’s great for the platform. It’s gonna make posters on here millionaires.
The challenge of a floating SBD
This makes it a challenge to sell things with SBD. A strong currency hurts exports, but at the moment we don’t really have any other than entertainment, so I’m not worried about killing a Steem car industry. So, for us, there isn’t a down side to high SBDs. And we lost the peg… so what, there isnt’ a ton of commerce on the platform anyway so who cares? Peerhubs exists, but they can just as easily list prices in USD which is relatively stable because of the volume of it, but still accept steem and SBD as payment.
We dont’ have 8 million steem backed merchants, and the ones we do have already have tools to convert between USD, Euros, SBD, steem, btc, and all the other coins that they may have to deal in. My point is that the people hurt the most by a fluctuating currency are the merchants, but the good news is that we don’t have that many, but we do have 30k active users looking to earn money by blogging. So, let’s help them!
The skinny
The short answer is that we’re not really hurting anyone with a high sbd, it’s going to attract new people here, and it’s nice to get paid in a way that supports the active community rather than the original steem holders, which don’t have a nice distribution in my eyes.
What’s my conclusion?
 Don’t print more sbd, don’t convert back and forth, don’t change the bias. Do write and post more and enjoy the rewards, do change the website to display in other currencies, do enjoy having a strong dollar, and enjoy being able to purchase other coins more cheaply from highly rewarded posts.
What if SBD crashes?
That’s different. I would support raising interest on sbd to support a $1 point again so that we meet the promise of a minimum of $1, but I’m pretty sure we shouldn’t do anything to change how SBD functions and just enjoy the ride and high price.
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘The benefits of inaction: a defense of a high SBD.’


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Table 6.16C. Corporate Profits by Industry bea.gov
# [Corporate profits with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments](#Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_and_capital_consumption_adjustments)
```javascript
var Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_and_capital_consumption_adjustments_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_and_capital_consumption_adjustments"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_and_capital_consumption_adjustments","billions");
```
# [Domestic industries](#Domestic_industries)
```javascript
var Domestic_industries_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Domestic_industries"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Domestic_industries","billions");
```
# [Financial](#Financial)
```javascript
var Financial_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Financial"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Financial","billions");
```
# [Nonfinancial](#Nonfinancial)
```javascript
var Nonfinancial_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Nonfinancial"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Nonfinancial","billions");
```
# [Rest of the world](#Rest_of_the_world)
```javascript
var Rest_of_the_world_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Rest_of_the_world"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Rest_of_the_world","billions");
```
# [Receipts from the rest of the world](#Receipts_from_the_rest_of_the_world)
```javascript
var Receipts_from_the_rest_of_the_world_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Receipts_from_the_rest_of_the_world"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Receipts_from_the_rest_of_the_world","billions");
```
# [Less Payments to the rest of the world](#Less_Payments_to_the_rest_of_the_world)
```javascript
var Less_Payments_to_the_rest_of_the_world_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Less_Payments_to_the_rest_of_the_world"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Less_Payments_to_the_rest_of_the_world","billions");
```
# [Corporate profits with inventory valuation adjustment](#Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_adjustment)
```javascript
var Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_adjustment_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_adjustment"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_adjustment","billions");
```
# [Federal Reserve banks](#Federal_Reserve_banks)
```javascript
var Federal_Reserve_banks_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Federal_Reserve_banks"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Federal_Reserve_banks","billions");
```
# [Other](#Other)
```javascript
var Other_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Other"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Other","billions");
```
# [Manufacturing](#Manufacturing)
```javascript
var Manufacturing_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Manufacturing"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Manufacturing","billions");
```
# [Durable goods](#Durable_goods)
```javascript
var Durable_goods_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Durable_goods"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Durable_goods","billions");
```
# [Primary metal industries](#Primary_metal_industries)
```javascript
var Primary_metal_industries_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Primary_metal_industries"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Primary_metal_industries","billions");
```
# [Fabricated metal products](#Fabricated_metal_products)
```javascript
var Fabricated_metal_products_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Fabricated_metal_products"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Fabricated_metal_products","billions");
```
# [Industrial machinery and equipment](#Industrial_machinery_and_equipment)
```javascript
var Industrial_machinery_and_equipment_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Industrial_machinery_and_equipment"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Industrial_machinery_and_equipment","billions");
```
# [Electronic and other electric equipment](#Electronic_and_other_electric_equipment)
```javascript
var Electronic_and_other_electric_equipment_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Electronic_and_other_electric_equipment"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Electronic_and_other_electric_equipment","billions");
```
# [Motor vehicles and equipment](#Motor_vehicles_and_equipment)
```javascript
var Motor_vehicles_and_equipment_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Motor_vehicles_and_equipment"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Motor_vehicles_and_equipment","billions");
```
# [Nondurable goods](#Nondurable_goods)
```javascript
var Nondurable_goods_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Nondurable_goods"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Nondurable_goods","billions");
```
# [Food and kindred products](#Food_and_kindred_products)
```javascript
var Food_and_kindred_products_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Food_and_kindred_products"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Food_and_kindred_products","billions");
```
# [Chemicals and allied products](#Chemicals_and_allied_products)
```javascript
var Chemicals_and_allied_products_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Chemicals_and_allied_products"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Chemicals_and_allied_products","billions");
```
# [Petroleum and coal products](#Petroleum_and_coal_products)
```javascript
var Petroleum_and_coal_products_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Petroleum_and_coal_products"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Petroleum_and_coal_products","billions");
```
# [Transportation and public utilities](#Transportation_and_public_utilities)
```javascript
var Transportation_and_public_utilities_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Transportation_and_public_utilities"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Transportation_and_public_utilities","billions");
```
# [Transportation](#Transportation)
```javascript
var Transportation_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Transportation"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Transportation","billions");
```
# [Communications](#Communications)
```javascript
var Communications_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Communications"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Communications","billions");
```
# [Electric gas and sanitary services](#Electric_gas_and_sanitary_services)
```javascript
var Electric_gas_and_sanitary_services_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Electric_gas_and_sanitary_services"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Electric_gas_and_sanitary_services","billions");
```
# [Wholesale trade](#Wholesale_trade)
```javascript
var Wholesale_trade_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Wholesale_trade"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Wholesale_trade","billions");
```
# [Retail trade](#Retail_trade)
```javascript
var Retail_trade_chart = new Multi_chart([["data.csv",["Retail_trade"]]],function(data){return data;},"#Retail_trade","billions");
```
```data
year,Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_and_capital_consumption_adjustments,Domestic_industries,Financial,Nonfinancial,Rest_of_the_world,Receipts_from_the_rest_of_the_world,Less_Payments_to_the_rest_of_the_world,Corporate_profits_with_inventory_valuation_adjustment,Federal_Reserve_banks,Other,Manufacturing,Durable_goods,Primary_metal_industries,Fabricated_metal_products,Industrial_machinery_and_equipment,Electronic_and_other_electric_equipment,Motor_vehicles_and_equipment,Nondurable_goods,Food_and_kindred_products,Chemicals_and_allied_products,Petroleum_and_coal_products,Transportation_and_public_utilities,Transportation,Communications,Electric_gas_and_sanitary_services,Wholesale_trade,Retail_trade
1987,366.0,266.5,60.3,206.2,48.0,58.9,10.9,314.6,16.2,20.3,101.8,51.4,2.2,5.4,6.1,10.5,5.5,50.4,10.9,17.6,-1.4,42.0,1.2,22.0,18.9,18.9,23.3
1988,414.9,309.2,66.9,242.3,57.0,71.6,14.6,366.2,18.1,22.5,132.8,60.9,5.0,6.4,11.7,12.0,6.9,71.9,9.3,22.1,12.9,46.8,3.9,22.3,20.7,20.4,19.8
1989,414.2,305.9,78.3,227.6,67.1,75.5,8.4,373.1,20.6,20.5,122.3,57.0,5.2,6.1,13.2,12.9,4.4,65.3,10.6,22.0,6.7,41.9,-2.8,21.4,23.3,22.0,20.9
1990,417.2,315.1,89.6,225.5,76.1,80.9,4.8,391.2,21.8,21.3,120.9,46.1,2.3,5.6,12.1,12.0,-1.4,74.8,13.3,21.0,16.6,43.5,-5.8,25.7,23.7,19.4,20.3
1991,451.3,357.8,120.4,237.3,76.5,75.5,-1.0,434.2,20.7,24.3,109.3,39.3,0.6,4.9,6.2,13.0,-1.8,70.0,17.9,21.1,7.5,54.5,-1.5,29.1,26.9,22.3,26.9
1992,475.3,386.6,132.4,254.2,73.1,78.3,5.2,459.7,18.3,33.4,109.8,46.3,-2.5,5.5,7.5,13.4,5.6,63.5,17.9,20.4,-1.1,57.7,-3.2,33.5,27.3,25.3,28.1
1993,522.0,425.0,119.9,305.1,76.9,88.9,12.0,501.9,16.7,45.8,122.9,59.0,-1.2,6.9,6.2,16.8,13.1,63.9,15.8,20.7,1.9,70.1,3.1,38.3,28.7,26.5,39.7
1994,621.9,511.3,125.9,385.4,78.0,104.5,26.6,589.3,18.5,61.2,162.6,85.2,0.6,10.6,8.2,25.6,20.4,77.4,19.8,27.5,0.4,83.9,7.0,41.4,35.5,31.4,46.3
1995,703.0,574.0,140.3,433.7,92.9,127.4,34.4,667.0,22.9,73.1,199.8,98.6,6.3,11.9,16.6,28.5,10.3,101.2,27.6,33.9,6.7,89.0,8.4,39.5,41.1,28.0,43.9
1996,786.1,639.8,147.9,492.0,102.0,139.4,37.4,741.8,22.5,88.5,220.4,111.1,4.6,14.6,19.1,30.5,11.9,109.3,22.4,32.6,14.8,91.2,8.9,41.2,41.1,39.9,52.0
1997,865.8,703.4,162.2,541.2,107.6,155.5,47.9,811.0,24.3,100.3,248.5,131.8,4.7,17.0,19.9,42.3,10.9,116.7,25.0,38.6,17.0,81.0,9.6,30.7,40.7,48.1,63.4
1998,804.1,641.1,138.9,502.1,102.8,146.8,44.0,743.8,25.6,86.3,220.4,121.3,4.9,16.2,22.5,26.3,15.8,99.1,21.3,35.5,7.2,72.6,9.6,25.5,37.4,50.6,72.3
1999,830.2,640.2,154.6,485.6,122.0,177.3,55.3,762.2,26.7,97.6,219.4,107.7,0.4,15.8,13.5,23.4,12.9,111.6,27.5,34.8,6.0,49.3,2.8,7.7,38.8,46.8,72.5
2000,781.2,584.1,149.7,434.4,146.2,203.0,56.9,730.3,31.2,75.4,205.9,90.9,-0.7,15.1,18.2,23.5,2.1,115.0,25.2,27.6,29.2,33.8,5.2,0.6,28.0,50.4,68.9
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GIT deploy your static sites - Part 1
When you, in principal, like the idea to serve SPA from the http server, you will encounter the pressing question: where do babies come from how to get your application deployed onto the http server? This applies to nodeJS applications too, but that is part of another story for another time.
On Bluemix that's easy: just use a Pipeline.
For mere mortal environments there are several options:
You need to adjust the path variables to your environment. Next stop: Create the nginx site with SSL.
As usual: YMMV
On Bluemix that's easy: just use a Pipeline.
For mere mortal environments there are several options:
- Just FTP them - insecure unless you use sftp/scp. Big pain here: deleting obsolete files
- Setup rsync. When done with a ssh certificate can be reasonably automated. Same pain applies: deleting obsolete files
- Use a GIT based deployment. This is what I will discuss further
- The repositories would sit on the web server
- Typically a repository would sit in
.git
inside the site directory. While you could protect that with access control, I decided I don't want to have it in separate directories - When pushing to the
master
branch, the site should get updated, not on any other branch. You can extend my approach to push other branches to other sites - so you get a test/demo/staging capability - Setting up a new site should be fast and reliable (including https - but that's part 2)
post-receive
. Hooks, in a nutshell are shell scripts that are triggered by events that happen to a git environment. I got inspired by this entry but wanted to automate the setup.So I devised the following shell script:
# !/bin/bash
# Script to establish a git driven static site
WEBROOT=~/var/www
GITROOT=~/var/repositories
SITENAME=$1
# Check if we have a parameter. We expect the base URL only
if [ -z ${SITENAME+x} ]; then
echo "You need to provide a site name: addnginxsite.sh acme.com";
exit
else
echo "Site to be created '$SITENAME' with alias 'www.$SITENAME'";
fi
# Create the web root directory and .wellknown for letsencrypt
mkdir -p $WEBROOT/$SITENAME/.wellknown
echo "Site root for $SITENAME
" > $WEBROOT/$SITENAME/index.html
# Create the repository and add the index file
git init --bare $GITROOT/$SITENAME
git -C $WEBROOT/$SITENAME --git-dir=$GITROOT/$SITENAME --work-tree=$WEBROOT/$SITENAME add --all
git -C $WEBROOT/$SITENAME --git-dir=$GITROOT/$SITENAME --work-tree=$WEBROOT/$SITENAME commit -m "automatic creation of ${SITENAME}"
# Create the commit hook
HOOKNAME=$GITROOT/$SITENAME/hooks/post-receive
echo "#!/bin/bash" > $HOOKNAME
echo "if [ \`git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD\` == 'master' ]; then" >> $HOOKNAME
echo " git --work-tree=$WEBROOT/$SITENAME clean -fd" >> $HOOKNAME
echo " git --work-tree=$WEBROOT/$SITENAME checkout --force" >> $HOOKNAME
echo "fi" >> $HOOKNAME
chmod +x $HOOKNAME
echo Done creation of $SITENAME
You need to adjust the path variables to your environment. Next stop: Create the nginx site with SSL.
As usual: YMMV
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 12 January 2017 | Comments (0) | categories: nginx WebDevelopment


WITNESS LIST Public Education Committee February 28, 2005-2:00P HB 2 - Committee Substitute (Grusendorf) For: Kress, Sandy (Texas Businesses for Educational Excellence) Against: Colbert, Paul (Self and El Paso Independent School District) Culwell, Curtis (Texas School Alliance) Downing, Clayton (Texas School Coalition) Gregg, Brock (Association of TX Professional Educators) Grusendorf, Bill (Texas Association of Rural Schools) Hinojosa, Michael (Self and Fast Growth School Coalition) Hollingsworth, Lonnie (Texas Classroom Teachers Ass'n) King, Daniel (Hidalgo I.S.D.; South Texas Association of Schools) Kouri, Richard (Texas State Teachers Association) Leo, Filomena (South Texas Assoc. of Schools) McCown, F. Scott (Center for Public Policy Priorities) Melina Raab, Ted (Texas Federation of Teachers) Motheral, Mike (Texas Association of Community Schools) Orr, Dawson R. (Self and Texas Association of School Administrators; Coalition to Invest in Public Schools) Pierce, Wayne (Equity Center) Smith, Mary L. (Self and Texas Elementary Principals & Supervisors Association) Valenzuela, Angela (Texas LULAC) Winkler, Sarah (Texas Association of School Boards; Alief ISD) On: Anderson, David (Texas Education Agency) Kostelecky, Carolyn (ACT, Inc) Parks, Ursula (Legislative Budget Board) Romero, Anna Alicia (Intercultural Development Research Association) Romero, Jesse (B.E.A.M./E.N.A.B.L.E.)


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Class kff.BindingView
Extends
kff.View.
Defined in: kff-all.js.
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kff.BindingView(options)
Specialized View class for two-way data binding.
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bindCollectionCount(collection)
Special binding for Collection count property which is not bindable in a standard way.
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{string}
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concat(values)
Concatenates multiple values using single space as separator.
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{jQuery}
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createSubView(item, i)
Creates a new subview for item in collection
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destroy(silent)
Destroys the view including bindings.
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Destroys all bindings
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Destroys all collectin count bindings previously created by the bindCollectionCount method
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{number}
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Returns index of item in bound collection (closest collection in the view scope)
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getModel(modelPath)
Returns model object for given keypath.
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Initializes all bindings.
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parseModifiers(modifierParams, modifiers)
Parses modifier parameters of binding.
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parseSetters(modifierParams, modifiers)
Parses modifier parameters of binding.
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refreshBoundViews(event)
Updates bound views when collection changes.
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kff.BindingView.registerBinder(alias, binder)
Registers binder class
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kff.BindingView.registerHelper(alias, helper)
Registers helper function to be used as parser/formatter
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render(silent)
Renders the view and inits bindings.
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Renders "bound" views.
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- Methods borrowed from class kff.View:
- delegateEvents, destroySubviews, findViewElements, processTriggerEvents, refresh, refreshBinders, undelegateEvents
Class Detail
kff.BindingView(options)
Specialized View class for two-way data binding.
- Parameters:
- options
Method Detail
bindCollectionCount(collection)
Special binding for Collection count property which is not bindable in a standard way.
Creates a proxy model object that observes the collection for a change event and mirrors the
count property of collection in the count attribute of the proxy model.
- Parameters:
- {kff.Collection} collection
- The collection to be observed
{string}
concat(values)
Concatenates multiple values using single space as separator.
- Parameters:
- {Array} values
- Array of values
- Returns:
- {string} Concatenated string
{jQuery}
createSubView(item, i)
Creates a new subview for item in collection
- Parameters:
- {kff.Model} item
- Item for data-binding
- {number} i
- Binding index
- Returns:
- {jQuery} JQuery-wrapped DOM element of the view
destroy(silent)
Destroys the view including bindings.
- Parameters:
- {Boolean} silent
- If true, does not trigger events
destroyBinding()
Destroys all bindings
destroyCollectionCountBindings()
Destroys all collectin count bindings previously created by the bindCollectionCount method
{number}
getBindingIndex()
Returns index of item in bound collection (closest collection in the view scope)
- Returns:
- {number} Item index
{kff.Model}
getModel(modelPath)
Returns model object for given keypath.
- Parameters:
- {string|Array} modelPath
- Object keypath
- Returns:
- {kff.Model} Model found
initBinding()
Initializes all bindings.
Parses data-kff-bind attribute of view element and creates appropriate binder objects.
parseModifiers(modifierParams, modifiers)
Parses modifier parameters of binding. Used to create parsers and formatters.
- Parameters:
- {Array} modifierParams
- An arrray with modifier names
- {Array} modifiers
- An empty array that will be filled by modifier classes that corresponds to modifier names
parseSetters(modifierParams, modifiers)
Parses modifier parameters of binding. Used to create parsers and formatters.
- Parameters:
- {Array} modifierParams
- An arrray with modifier names
- {Array} modifiers
- An empty array that will be filled by modifier classes that corresponds to modifier names
refreshBoundViews(event)
Updates bound views when collection changes.
- Parameters:
- {Object} event
- An event triggered by collection change
<static>
kff.BindingView.registerBinder(alias, binder)
Registers binder class
- Parameters:
- {string} alias
- Alias name used in binding data-attributes
- {kff.Binder} binder
- Binder class to register
<static>
kff.BindingView.registerHelper(alias, helper)
Registers helper function to be used as parser/formatter
- Parameters:
- {string} alias
- Name of helper function
- {function} helper
- Helper function
render(silent)
Renders the view and inits bindings.
- Parameters:
- {Boolean} silent
- If true, does not trigger events
renderBoundViews()
Renders "bound" views.
This method generates DOM elements corresponding to each item in the bound collection and
creates the bindingView for each element. If the collection changes, it reflects those changes
automatically in real time.
renderSubviews()


Recipe 19.12. Iterating on a Stream of Data Blocks as a Stream of LinesCredit: Scott David Daniels, Peter Cogolo ProblemYou want to loop over all lines of a stream, but the stream arrives as a sequence of data blocks of arbitrary size (e.g., from a network socket). SolutionWe need to code a generator that gets blocks and yields lines: def ilines(source_iterable, eol='\r\n', out_eol='\n'): tail = '' for block in source_iterable: pieces = (tail+block).split(eol) tail = pieces.pop( ) for line in pieces: yield line + out_eol if tail: yield tail if _ _name_ _ == '_ _main_ _': s = 'one\r\ntwo\r,\nthree,four,five\r\n,six,\r\nseven\r\nlast'.split(',') for line in ilines(s): print repr(line) When run as a main script, this code emits: 'one\n' 'two\n' 'threefourfive\n' 'six\n' 'seven\n' 'last' DiscussionMany data sources produce their data in fits and startssockets, RSS feeds, the results of expanding compressed text, and (at its heart) most I/O. The data often doesn't arrive at convenient boundaries, but you nevertheless want to consume it in logical units. For text, the logical units are often lines. This recipe shows generator ilines, a simple way to consume a source_iterable, which yields blocks of data, producing an iterator that yields lines of text instead. ilines is vastly simplified by assuming that lines are separated, on input, by a known end-of-line (EOL) stringby default '\r\n', which is the standard EOL marker in most Internet protocols. ilines' implementation is further simplified by taking a high-level approach, relying on the split method of Python's string types to do most of the work. This basically leaves ilines with the single task of "buffering" data between successive input blocks, on all occasions when a line starts in one block and ends in a following one (including those occasions in which block boundaries "split" an EOL marker). ilines easily accomplishes its buffering task through its local variable tail, which starts empty and, at each leg of the loop, holds that which followed the latest EOL marker seen so far. When tail+block ends with an EOL marker, the expression (tail+block).split(eol) produces a list whose last item is an empty string (''), exactly what we need; otherwise, the last item of the list is that which followed the last EOL, which again is exactly what we need. Python's built-in file objects are even more powerful than ilines, since they support a universal newlines reading mode (mode 'U'), which is able to recognize and deal with all common EOL markers (even when different markers are mixed within the same stream!). However, ilines is more flexible, since you may apply it in many situations where you have a stream of arbitrary blocks of text and want to process it as a stream of lines, with a known EOL marker. See AlsoLibrary Reference and Python in a Nutshell docs about built-in file objects; Chapter 2 for general issues about handling files. |