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Material Framework is a simple responsive CSS framework made by Tim Nguyen that allows you to integrate Material Design in any web page or web app.
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You can find it on Github. Grab it now before your internet gets slow :)
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Just import material.css if you only need the styles. If you need the JS, you'll also need to import material.js first, then you'll need to initialize the Material object. Luckily, that can be done using a simple line of code :
// This will initialize all Material modules
var md = new Material();
Or if you only need specific modules :
// This will initialize only the Responsive and SideMenu modules
var md = new Material({modules: ["Responsive", "SideMenu"]});
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options: {
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}
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Toolkit to make your own Dolmexica Infinite game for Dreamcast. It is a downloadable toolkit separate from base Dolmexica Infinite. It contains a .bat file that is used as a command line tool.
To mod the game, change the files in filesystem/assets just like you would with Mugen (only difference is that you must avoid minuses in file names).
If you want your own IP.BIN data, edit ip/ip.txt
If you want your own boot logo at the license screen, edit ip/INSERT.png (just remember you have to use a paletted 320x90 image with no more than 128 colors for that one)


Mario and Mushrooms
问题描述 :
Mario usually relaxes himself by walking along the shady track near the Mushroom Kingdom. The evil King Koopa noticed that and placed a lot of mushroom on the road. There are two types of mushrooms, max mushrooms and bad mushrooms. The bad mushrooms will decrease Mario’s HP by m points, on the other hand, max mushrooms will increase Mario’s HP by one point. The mushrooms are randomly placed on the track and Mario will receive them one by one. Once Mario’s HP becomes zero or below after he received a mushroom, he will die.
Notice that Mario begins with HP zero, so if the first mushroom is bad, Mario will die immediately. Fortunately, if Mario receives all the mushrooms, he will be alive with HP 1. In the other words, if there are k bad mushrooms on the way, there will also be m*k+1 max mushrooms.
Princess Peach wants to know the possibility for Mario staying alive. Please help her to calculate it out.
Notice that Mario begins with HP zero, so if the first mushroom is bad, Mario will die immediately. Fortunately, if Mario receives all the mushrooms, he will be alive with HP 1. In the other words, if there are k bad mushrooms on the way, there will also be m*k+1 max mushrooms.
Princess Peach wants to know the possibility for Mario staying alive. Please help her to calculate it out.
输入:
There are several test cases. The first line contains only one integer T, denoting the number of test cases.
For each test case, there is only one line including two integers: m and k, denoting the amount of points of HP the Mario will decrease if he receives a bad mushroom, and the number of bad mushrooms on the track. (1 <= m <= 1000, 1 <= k <= 1000)
For each test case, there is only one line including two integers: m and k, denoting the amount of points of HP the Mario will decrease if he receives a bad mushroom, and the number of bad mushrooms on the track. (1 <= m <= 1000, 1 <= k <= 1000)
输出:
There are several test cases. The first line contains only one integer T, denoting the number of test cases.
For each test case, there is only one line including two integers: m and k, denoting the amount of points of HP the Mario will decrease if he receives a bad mushroom, and the number of bad mushrooms on the track. (1 <= m <= 1000, 1 <= k <= 1000)
For each test case, there is only one line including two integers: m and k, denoting the amount of points of HP the Mario will decrease if he receives a bad mushroom, and the number of bad mushrooms on the track. (1 <= m <= 1000, 1 <= k <= 1000)
样例输入:
2 1 1 60 80
样例输出:
Case #1: 0.33333333 Case #2: 0.00020488
#include <cstdio> #include <cstring> #include <cmath> #include <algorithm> #include <vector> #include <stack> #include <set> #include<queue> #include <iostream> #include <map> using namespace std; int main() { int t,m,k; scanf("%d",&t); int cas=0; while(t--) { scanf("%d%d",&m,&k); printf("Case #%d: %.8f\n",++cas,1.0/(double)(m*k+1+k)); } return 0; }
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看起来二叨是不打算交代这段时间去哪浪了
我想起了电锯惊魂
我想起了电锯惊魂
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我想起了电锯惊魂
我想起了电锯惊魂
我想起了电锯惊魂
我想起了电锯惊魂
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我想起了电锯惊魂
我想起了电锯惊魂
我想起了电锯惊魂
很强大啊，佩服
else if也是要比较两次
具体实现上有所差别，但思路是一样的
第二个方法很不错啊
.net中char类型不是两个字节么
没错的，九度OJ也有此题
通不过。
学习了
已更正。
这个问题别太纠结了，不同的编译器结果不一
约瑟夫也用说这么长……很成熟的一个问题了，分治的方法解起来o(n)就可以了，有兴趣可以看看具体数学的第一章，关于约瑟夫问题推导出了一系列的结论，很漂亮
swap写成内联函数会不会好一些
最长回文子串可以使用manacher算法，将时间复杂度降到O(n)。
2的64次方是多少？ 这到底是在考什么啊


express-scripts
Businessmodel of Express Scripts
Customer Segments
Express Scripts provides healthcare management and administration services to a range of customers, primarily within the healthcare sector. The Company’s customers include:
- Medical and Healthcare Organisations, including managed care organizations, healthcare providers, clinics, and hospitals;
- Other Organisations and Groups, including health insurers, third-party administrators, employers, union-sponsored benefit plans, and workers’ compensation plans; and
- Government Bodies and Agencies, including government health programs. Express Scripts provides pharmacy network services and home delivery and specialty pharmacy services to the US Department of Defense through its TRICARE Pharmacy Program, the military healthcare program serving active-duty service members, National Guard and Reserve members, and retirees, as well as their dependents. The Company also provides distribution services to office and clinic-based physicians who treat patients with chronic diseases and regularly order costly specialty pharmaceuticals.
Express Scripts principally serves customers across the US. The Company also provides a home delivery service to customers in Canada.
Value Propositions
Express Scripts provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its industry standing and reputation, with the Company established as one of the largest and most recognisable companies of its kind in the world, with a track record for providing efficient and reliable services;
- Its specialist personnel, with the Company employing highly-trained technical staff, including healthcare professionals that provide clinical support and specialised care for patients with chronic and complex conditions;
- Its research and analysis operations, with the Company using comprehensive research to support its pharmacy benefit management services, evaluating clinical, economic and member impacts; and
- Its technology and IT systems, with the Company employing state-of-the-art pharmacy systems and other management information systems to support its operations. ### Channels
Express Scripts operates a corporate website at www.lab.express-scripts.com, through which it provides information on its various products, services, and operations. The Company also operates a consumer website at www.express-scripts.com, which offers certain online services, such as organising home deliveries and managing customer accounts. Express Scripts also offers similar functionality through its mobile apps, which are available to iOS, Android, and Windows Phone users.
Express Scripts operates its own in-house sales team, which markets and sells pharmacy benefit management solutions to customers directly. This team is supported by a team of client service representatives, clinical pharmacy managers, and benefit analysis consultants, which provide medical and pharmaceutical advice. The Company also operates a CuraScript Specialty Distribution business, which provides distribution services directly to office and clinic-based physicians who treat patients with chronic diseases and regularly order costly specialty pharmaceuticals.
Customer Relationships
Express Scripts provides a range of services to customers on a self-service basis, through its online portal at www.express-scripts.com and its mobile apps, which allow customers to access certain products and services without interacting directly with members of the Company’s sales and marketing team.
Express Scripts provides the majority its services through its in-house sales team, which deals directly with customers. The Company consults closely with clients to assist in the selection of plan design features, with the Company’s sales team seeking to identify a balance between the clients’ requirements for cost control and with choice and convenience. The Company focuses on four interrelated areas – benefit choices, drug choices, pharmacy choices and health choices – with a view to establishing long-term customer relationships.
Express Scripts offers support services to its customers through various online resources, including FAQs. Customers are also able to contact the Company directly over the phone, or can interact with the Company’s support and customer service staff through its social media accounts, including with Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Key Activities
Express Scripts is a US-based pharmacy benefit management company, engaged primarily in providing healthcare management and administration services.
The Company operates through two business segments: Pharmacy Benefit Management, which includes the Company’s integrated pharmacy benefit management operations and specialty pharmacy operations, including prescription drug utilization and formulary management; and Other Business Operations, which includes the operations of its group purchasing unit Matrix GPO, as well as its specialty distribution arm CuraScript Specialty Distribution. Express Scripts operates in the US, as well as to a lesser extent in Canada.
It principally serves customers in the medical and healthcare sector, as well as corporate clients and US government agencies and programs.
Key Partners
Express Scripts collaborates with a range of companies across its two operating segments. These partners include:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, comprising suppliers of tools, resources, and services such as warehousing, technology, drugs, and packaging, that support the Company’s in-house services, as well as certain vendors to which functions can be outsources;
- Pharmaceutical Partners, comprising various pharmaceutical manufacturers and life science companies, with which the Company collaborates on improving the safety and accessibility of medical products, and designing patient access centres; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, comprising a range of companies with which the Company shares resources and collaborates on joint projects. The Company recently launched a number of partnerships, including a deal with Imprimis Pharmaceuticals to develop a low-price alternative to Daraprim, and funded a $175,000 partnership between Christian Hospital and Memory Care Home Solutions.
Key Resources
Express Scripts’s key resources are its intellectual properties, its technology and communications infrastructure, its sales and distribution channels, its partnerships, and its personnel – including its clinical staff. The Company also leases a number of offices, distribution centres, and equipment, that are material to its operations.
Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified 10 patent applications filed in the name of Express Scripts, including applications entitled ‘Display with a computer icon’. ‘Paper feed system and method’ and ‘Display screen with a graphical user interface’.
Cost Structure
Express Scripts incurs cost in relation to the maintenance and development of its technology and communications infrastructure, the management and operations of its sales and distribution channels, the operation of its physical infrastructure, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2015, Express Scripts accrued selling, general and administrative costs in the amount of $4.06 billion, including the payment of salaries and benefits to its workforce of 25,900 employees. The Company also accrues rental and lease expenses across its network of properties and in relation to its equipment.
Revenue Streams
Express Scripts primarily generates revenue through the delivery of prescription drugs through a contracted network of retail pharmacies, as well as through home delivery pharmacies and specialty pharmacies. The Company’s revenue is reported in two segments:
- Tangible Product Revenue, from the sale of prescription drugs and from dispensing prescription drugs through its home delivery and specialty pharmacies; and
- Service Revenues, comprising the collection of administrative fees associated with the administration of retail pharmacy networks contracted by clients, medication counseling services and specialty distribution services. In 2015 Express Scripts generated $101.75 billion in revenue, up on the $100.89 billion recorded by the Company in 2014. Revenues from the delivery of prescription drugs to its customers represented 98.0% of the Company’s total revenues in 2015.


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Functions to build and deploy a hybrid ensemble consisting of eight different sub-ensembles: bagged logistic regressions, random forest, stochastic boosting, kernel factory, bagged neural networks, bagged support vector machines, rotation forest, and bagged k-nearest neighbors. Functions to cross-validate the hybrid ensemble and plot and summarize the results are also provided. There is also a function to assess the importance of the predictors.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Imports: | randomForest, kernelFactory, ada, rpart, ROCR, nnet, e1071, NMOF, GenSA, Rmalschains, pso, AUC, soma, genalg, reportr, nnls, quadprog, tabuSearch, rotationForest, FNN, glmnet |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2015-05-30 |
| Author: | Michel Ballings, Dauwe Vercamer, and Dirk Van den Poel |
| Maintainer: | Michel Ballings <Michel.Ballings at GMail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | hybridEnsemble results |
| Reference manual: | hybridEnsemble.pdf |
| Package source: | hybridEnsemble_1.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: hybridEnsemble_1.0.0.zip, r-release: hybridEnsemble_1.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: hybridEnsemble_1.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: hybridEnsemble_1.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: hybridEnsemble_1.0.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | hybridEnsemble archive |
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This tutorial will explain and show you how to submit a new comment to the Steem blockchain using the commit class found within the steem-python library.
Intro
The Steem python library has a built-in function to transmit transactions to the blockchain. We are using the post method found within the commit class in the the library. It should be noted that comments and post are both treated as a commit.post operation with the only difference being that a comment/reply has an additional parameter containing the parent post/comment. There are 11 parameters within the post method:
title - The title of the post. This is a required parameter but comments don’t have a title so the parameter is assigned an empty string value
body - The body of the post
author - The account that you are posting from
permlink - A unique adentifier for the
tags - Between 1 and 5 key words that defines the post
reply_idendifier - Identifier of the parent post(used for comments)
json_metadata - JSON meta objec that can be attached to the post
comment_options - JSON options object that can be attached to the post to specify additional options like ‘max_payouts’, ‘allow_votes’, etc.
community - Name of the community you are posting into
beneficiaries - A list of beneficiaries for posting reward distribution.
self_vote - Upvote the post as author right after posting
We will only be using the parameters titel, body, author, permlink and reply_identifier as they are all that is required for a basic comment operation. If you want to explore the other parameters further you can find more information HERE.
A comment made on a post is defined as a root comment. You can also comment on someone elses (or your own) comment, in which case the parent parameters would be that of the comment, and not the original post.
Steps
App setup - Library install and import. Connection to Steem node
Because this tutorial alters the blockchain we have to connect to the testnet. There is a demo account available for use, cdemo with private posting key 5JEZ1EiUjFKfsKP32b15Y7jybjvHQPhnvCYZ9BW62H1LDUnMvHz. You can also create your own demo account by following the instructions on the TESTNET site.
2. Variable input and format
The variables are captured via a simple string input and allocated as seen below. The wif variable is the private posting key of the user making the comment. This key is required to commit the post to the blockchain.
We join the two parent values and assign it to the reply_identifier parameter. We also use a random generator to create a new permlink for the post being created
#combining parent values to create reply identifier
reply_identifier='/'.join([parentAuthor,parentPermlink])#random generator to create post permlink
permlink=''.join(random.choices(string.digits,k=10))
The random generator is limited to 10 characters in this case but the permlink can be up to 256 bytes. If the permlink value is left empty then it auto creates a permlink based on the title of the post. The permlink is unique to the author only which means that multiple authors can have the same title for thier post.
3. Initialize steem class
We initialize the steem class by connecting to the specific testnet node. We also require the private posting key of the contributing author in order to commit the post which is also specified during this operation.
#connect node and private posting key
client=steem.Steem(nodes=['https://testnet.steem.vc'],keys=[wif])
4. Post submission and result
The last step is to transmit the post through to the blockchain. This is done with the post method within the commit class. All the defined parameters are submitted with the function. As stated earlier in the tutorial, there are quite a few parameters for this function but for a basic comment these 5 are all that’s required.
#commit post to blockchain
client.commit.post(title='',body=body,author=author,permlink=permlink,reply_identifier=reply_identifier)print("Comment created successfully")print(permlink)
A simple confirmation is printed on the screen if the comment is committed successfully. We also print the permlink for the comment on screen. This is purely for convenience to make it easier to retrieve the permlink if a new author or the same author would like to another comment on the one just made.
You can also check on the testportal for the comment or for a post to comment on. Alternatively you can create your own post to comment on following the 10_submit_post tutorial.
PY: Submit Comment Reply
How to submit a comment on a post to the Steem blockchain.
Full, runnable src of Submit Comment Reply can be downloaded as part of the PY tutorials repository.
This tutorial will explain and show you how to submit a new comment to the
Steem
blockchain using thecommit
class found within the steem-python library.Intro
The Steem python library has a built-in function to transmit transactions to the blockchain. We are using the
post
method found within thecommit
class in the the library. It should be noted that comments and post are both treated as acommit.post
operation with the only difference being that a comment/reply has an additional parameter containing theparent post/comment
. There are 11 parameters within thepost
method:We will only be using the parameters titel, body, author, permlink and reply_identifier as they are all that is required for a basic comment operation. If you want to explore the other parameters further you can find more information HERE.
A comment made on a post is defined as a
root comment
. You can also comment on someone elses (or your own) comment, in which case theparent
parameters would be that of the comment, and not the original post.Steps
1. App setup
In this tutorial we use 4 packages:
random
andstring
- used to create a random string used for thepermlink
steem
- steem-python library and interaction with Blockchainsteembase
- used to connect to the testnetWe import the libraries and connect to the
testnet
.Because this tutorial alters the blockchain we have to connect to the testnet. There is a demo account available for use,
cdemo
with private posting key5JEZ1EiUjFKfsKP32b15Y7jybjvHQPhnvCYZ9BW62H1LDUnMvHz
. You can also create your own demo account by following the instructions on the TESTNET site.2. Variable input and format
The variables are captured via a simple string input and allocated as seen below. The
wif
variable is the private posting key of the user making the comment. This key is required to commit the post to the blockchain.We join the two
parent
values and assign it to thereply_identifier
parameter. We also use a random generator to create a newpermlink
for the post being createdThe random generator is limited to 10 characters in this case but the permlink can be up to 256 bytes. If the permlink value is left empty then it auto creates a permlink based on the title of the post. The permlink is unique to the author only which means that multiple authors can have the same title for thier post.
3. Initialize steem class
We initialize the steem class by connecting to the specific
testnet
node. We also require theprivate posting key
of the contributing author in order to commit the post which is also specified during this operation.4. Post submission and result
The last step is to transmit the post through to the blockchain. This is done with the
post
method within thecommit
class. All the defined parameters are submitted with the function. As stated earlier in the tutorial, there are quite a few parameters for this function but for a basic comment these 5 are all that’s required.A simple confirmation is printed on the screen if the comment is committed successfully. We also print the
permlink
for the comment on screen. This is purely for convenience to make it easier to retrieve the permlink if a new author or the same author would like to another comment on the one just made.You can also check on the testportal for the comment or for a post to comment on. Alternatively you can create your own post to comment on following the
10_submit_post
tutorial.To Run the tutorial
cd tutorials/11_submit_comment_reply
pip install -r requirements.txt
python index.py


Max B. Grove
Professional and Work Experience
Research Assistant: The Wharton School, Accounting Department
As a research assistant, I am required to search for financial documents, parse documents, and analyze findings using R. I have worked on projects analyzing annual county financial reports across the nation and analyzing the SEC's Investigations of possible violations against them.
Speaker Pro Tempore: Undergraduate Assembly, University of Pennsylvania
I serve on the Student Life Committee, where I lobby administrators for improved student life, dining hall improvements, and clearer descriptions of student fees.
My freshman year, I sat on the budget Committee and allocated $2.3 million to the various student groups on campus through vetting requests to balance the budget. I now sit on the Assembly's Cabinet as Speaker Pro Tempore (internal vice president).
Administrative Assistant: University of Pennsylvania
In this position, I was required to manage an office serving over 500 freshman. I designed flyers weekly, maintained Resident Assitant spending forms and reciepts, and supervised numerous events and dinners with professionals.
American Enterprise Institute
With five other students, I host lectures, private dinners, discussions, and events promoting conversation on public policy with professionals in the field. We serve to promote the exchange of ideas and open people's minds to viewpoints they may not have thought of before.
Food Service Mentor: Woodcrest Villa
At Woodcrest Villa, I served and was cross-trained in every aspect of dining services including waiter, host, baker, short-order cook, and barista. I helped implement more efficient closting procedures and have experience giving exceptional dining service to over 75 people at a time.
Lodge Chief: Boy Scouts of America
As Youth President of the Lancaster-Lebanon Council of the Boy Scouts of America, I sat on the Council Executive Board to weigh in and provide the youth perspective.
I designed weekend retreats for our council's honor society and presented national level training seminars on setting goals, effective communications, and leading successful activities.


Welcome to your user dashboard!
This page displays some of your account information and also allows you to change custom data.
If you click the Logout link in the navbar at the top of this page, you'll be logged out of your account and redirected back to the main page of this site.

Stormpath allows you to store up to 10MB of custom user data on
each user account. Data can be anything (in JSON format). The above
example shows two custom fields (birthday
and
color
), but you can add whatever fields you'd like.
You can also store complicated nested JSON documents!
If you enter values below, we'll send and store these values with your user account on Stormpath.
Please note, we are not doing any validation in this simple example -- in a real world scenario, you'd want to check user input on the server side!


Project 5B & C: Project Presentations, Final Report, and Reflections¶
Deliverables¶
Project Report and Presentation – due Sunday, May 7th, 11:59pm
- Project Report (120 pts)
- Extra Credit (20 pts)
- Project Presentation Slides (100 points, graded based on presentation)
Presentation Date – Monday, May 8th, 5.00pm - 8:30pm, during exam timeslot
Reflection – due Monday, May 8th, 11:59pm
- Reflections & Peer Review (20 pts)
Contributing to Open Source¶
You should perform adequate quality assurance activities when writing code.
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Take further steps to understand the project’s code
You might find it useful to engage in intra-team discussions using static or dynamic diagrams. You might also find it useful to elicit feedback on your ideas by communicating with members of the open-source community. -
Submit your changes to the project
Create any necessary documentation to enable acceptance of your code. Common contribution mechanisms include pull requests, emails to a project lead, or discussion board posts. You may also need to update the bug database. The project owners will review and evaluate your pull request, and you might need more work to get it approved.
You are required to submit your work to the open-source project -
BONUS: Get your changes accepted
You will get a bonus 20 (6%) bonus points upon acceptance. If your code is accepted after the homework deadline but before final grades are released, inform the course staff.
Report, Presentation and Reflection¶
You will report on your project and task selection, work, and experience in several ways (see below). This will include a group presentation to the class.
Project Presentations (100 pts)¶
The Final Exam time is dedicated to group presentations (in-person) about your open source contributions.
- Presentations are 7 minutes long, with 3 minutes Q&A.
- The order of presentations is randomly determined.
- Participation from all team members during the presentation is required.
- Every individual will be asked to provide constructive feedback for other presentations in class via an paper form (which we will provide day-of).
Presentation Attendance
For full credit, you would have to be on time for the presentation session (within 10 minutes of start time). If you are unable to attend in-person, you have to send an email with justification to all instructors and cc your recitation TAs at least a week before your final exam timeslot so that appropriate arrangements can be made. Exceptions to notification deadline will only be made for unforseeable circumstances.
The goal of the presentation is primarily to share with the class the project to which you contributed, and your experiences. Your presentation should cover the following topics (the recommended slides amount is in parenthesis):
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High-level Project Overview (~1 slide)
- Describe the project in terms of its high-level goals and the context in which it operates. This may include a brief history and the business context. E.g. it may be interesting to note that a project was spawned from a closed-source operation, or that it competes primarily with a closed-source counterpart.
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Brief Task Description(s) (~2 slides)
- Brief description of the task(s) you performed, such that the audience has sufficient context to understand your explanation of your experiences.
- A table that briefly summarizes the contribution(s) each team member made towards completing the task(s).
- We do not expect you to include, for example, any code or diagrams from your report, unless they’re helpful for supporting a point about your interactions with the project.
- Include a demo of your contribution(s), if applicable. Please do a screen recording of your demo instead of a live demo.
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Project Processes and Communication (~2 slides)
Describe the processes and tools the project uses to coordinate among contributors. For example: Are these processes formal or informal? Provide an explicit description (possibly with a diagram) of the acceptance process used for efforts like the task you completed.
If applicable, include standards or expectations regarding software engineering activities including requirements, architecture, and quality assurance; alternatively mention that no such standards exist. -
Your Experiences (~2 slides)
Summarize your experiences (and what you learned!) interacting with this community of open source developers, focusing on any surprising or unusual aspects of the process or interaction. For example- Did you run into any trouble understanding, changing, or contributing to a large, pre-existing project?
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There may be a short interval of unearthly silence at Hooting Yard, during which time Mr Key is engaged in the important business of concocting, for your delight, a paperback book. If all goes well, this will be available from Lulu in time for you to purchase multiple copies as Christmas gifts for your nearest and dearest and for anybody else you feel compelled to present with a Christmas gift, whomsoever they may be. Personally, I always feel the need to give a gift to the newsagent's cat. I never do, because it is a very stupid cat and would neither understand nor appreciate any gift I might give it, but every year I feel I ought to. Thus are my Christmases ruined, as I toss and turn and bite my pillow, racked with catguilt. Your Christmas, on the other hand, will be one of unsurpassed joy, as you clutch the latest Hooting Yard paperback to your bosom, weeping with gratitude.


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by Anil PanchalWestpac’s Bill Evans keeps his view of a rate cut in February intact while also looking forward to the next week’s speech by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe’s speech.
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SCHINDLER'S LIST A film review by Reba M. Bandyopadhyay Copyright 1993 Reba M. Bandyopadhyay
I just have to put my two bits in about SCHINDLER'S LIST. It moved me so powerfully that I can't keep silent about my opinions/comments. I am not normally a profoundly religious person, but I consider myself to be a good and reasonably observant Jew (reconstructionist/conservative), but this film produced in me some *strong* religious feelings. Apologies to anyone who is in any way offended by my references to people 'with or without faith', but I couldn't express my feelings about this film without discussing faith. Thanks in advance for indulging me. Posted or emailed responses welcomed.
I saw SCHINDLER'S LIST last night and I have to see it again, preferably several times in fact. There are no words for this film. All I can say is that if Spielberg doesn't get best director and the film doesn't get best picture, it will be a travesty unparalleled in the history of the Oscars, for then we will know that the Academy is too petty to overcome its prejudices and give an award to a man and a film that surpass all previous expectations. It was astonishing. This is going to be added to the list of films like NIGHT AND FOG and SHOAH that teachers inundate young Jewish children like me with in Sunday school, only this is better, because while those are only about the horror and plaintive cries of "if there is a God, how could he let this happen," SCHINDLER'S LIST is about the restoration of faith in God and/or in humanity in the midst of all that horror, as illustrated in the oh-so-subtle transformation of Schindler. Schindler is truly the brightest flame of all the heroes of Spielberg's movies, beautifully realized by Liam Neeson. The rest of the acting is also phenomenal. If you haven't seen it yet, run, don't walk to the theatre. I cried for about two hours *after* I got home, and found myself unable to do anything the rest of the night except sleep, and even then Liam Neeson and Ben Kingsley were dancing through my dreams. Not entirely disagreeable, that, to say the least. If the Holocaust was cause for the Jews (or any other person with faith) to doubt the existence of God, the existence of Schindler shows us with faith that there is indeed a God. For all people, with or without religion, Schindler is a case-in-point example of the inherent goodness possible in humanity, and proof that no matter how many businesses Schindler failed in, he was a success in life: his magnum opus will be remembered by generations of people, especially those who would not exist without him. All I could think of during the movie was that it could *so easily* have been me that he saved ... like when at Passover we Jews are told to remember that God saved each and every one of us alive today by bringing us out of Egypt, so Schindler saved each of us personally also. "He who saves one life saves the whole world." I guess this is what it means to have a Jewish cultural/ethnic/ religious heritage ....
Lest we forget.
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Rumour: A Cancelled Fire Emblem Remake Could Be Resurrected On Nintendo Switch
"Maybe that’s one of the things they’ll bring forward in the future"
by Damien McFerranEx-Game Informer senior editor Imran Khan has hinted that Nintendo could be bringing a previously-canned Fire Emblem remake to Nintendo Switch.
Speaking to Kinda Funny's Greg Miller, Khan touches upon the topic of canned 3DS games, and Fire Emblem is one that comes up – alongside a new version of Style Savvy:
I know there was another Fire Emblem remake in the works for 3DS and that was one of the things that they shuttered. So maybe that’s one of the things they’ll bring forward in the future.
Given the amazing success of the Switch, could we see other mothballed 3DS games get dusted off and updated for the console? The pressure is on Nintendo's internal teams to ensure a steady flow of quality software, so there's a good chance that canned projects – like the rumoured Fire Emblem outing – could be updated.
Let us know what you think of this rumour by posting a comment.
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Convolution is, to me at least, a really inspirational subject. Why? Because it can initially seem like DSP magic, but it's really not hard to understand at all..
Convolution is a process that takes two input signals and produces an output signal. The result is can be described as a smearing of the two signals through each other.
Before we start I'd like you to imagine two signals. we'll call them f and g. They are sounds. Now, and this will seem bizarre, imagine flipping g back-to-front and then dragging it through f. This is, in a nutshell, what convolution is.  It doesn't need to make sense right now, just try to picture it. We'll come back to it.

What can convolution do for us?
Quite a lot actually. We can use convolution to model any linear time invariant (LTI) system. Let's explore that term:
A Linear system, just means a system that will apply the same treatment to the input regardless of what the input is. Actually linear is a slightly ambiguous term in mathematics, but here we are talking about the linear mapping definition.
Say we have a times 2 multiplier number machine, what ever you feed into it gets multiplied by two. Doesn't matter what number you put in, it always does the same thing. Put in 1, you get out 2. Put in 5 you get out 10. 1 goes to 2 as 5 goes to 10. These two pairs have the same relationship. Inputs map to outputs linearly. that's a linear system.
Linear systems must have, by definition, two qualities: Additivity and homogeneity.
Additivity. This just means that adding two things together and then sticking them in the input will yield the same result as sticking them through individually and then adding them together afterwards. As shown below, A and B produce the same results because a times 5 number machine is additive.
Homogeneity. This just means that a scaling coefficient applied to the input is equivalent to the same coefficient applied at the output. Again, this is shown by A producing the same result as B.
Any system that can meet these two conditions is called linear.
As for time invariance, it's exactly what it sounds like. The system doesn't change over time. Again, our number-machine above is time invariant. It doesn't care when you put your input in, it'll always give the same output for that input.
As an example of a non-LTI system, think of a compressor. It has an attack time, a decay time and it behaves differently at different gain levels. We can't easily model a compressor of any quality with convolution.
How about other tools in your standard music production kit? High Pass, Low Pass, Band Pass, (…etc) Filters, EQs, even comb filters, reverbs, delays …the list goes on. Provided none of the parameters are modulated, provided they are linear and they don't change with time, those can all be modelled with convolution! So, it looks like convolution might be pretty handy.
There is a caveat here: Modelling something like a delay with a feedback >= 100% would hypothetically require an infinitely long impulse response. (we'll get to IRs shortly) So people don't really use convolution for delays so much. We could call convolution a FIR (Finite Impulse Response) filter. Any filter that uses feedback, including most implementations of delays, HPF, LPF, combs, flangers, etc, are what we call IIR (Infinite Impulse Response) filters.
Furthermore, saying that something can be modelled with convolution is not to say it should be. There are more efficient, more sensible ways to do a lot of these things. None the less, in many cases it is possible to do so.
Do LTI systems exist?
"What what? You just told us that a whole heap of stuff is LTI!"
So, that seems like a bit of a non-sequitur. But it's a valid question - Do LTI systems exist in reality? In the squidgy, crude, moving physical world with changing air pressure and temperature and a billion other things going on, how can there ever be a true LTI?
To cut a long story short - I don't know, but I find it hard to imagine how their could be. However, plenty of stuff is really so close to being LTI that it doesn't really matter. One example of “real things“ that are so damn close to being LTI are the reverberations of spaces. We can use convolution to capture the sound of a room. Not the sound of a specific sound in a room, but what a room would do to any sound. Kind of like stealing the room's soul. Magic, right?
OK, lets convolve!
Before going any further, I should point out that the mathematical operator for convolution is often drawn as an asterisk: * . This is a pain because in c++ we use that for standard multiplication (as we did above). It should be obvious from context which is intended, none the less I'll try to only use it for convolution going forward in this article.
The definition of discrete-time convolution is as follows:
…and now you are thinking:
"Apart from these fun colours, this doesn't look like school-level maths at all!"
But it's really not too bad if we go step by step. What we have here is a recipe for each sample of the output of our convolution. Follow the colours:
- The nth sample of the of convolution of signals f and g is equal to (or more accurately, defined as)…
- The the sum, from m = -infinity to m = infinity, of…
- the mth sample of f times the (n-m)th sample of g
Let's translate that into more normal language:
- f[m] is really just the same as one of the input signals: f[n]. We've renamed the n axis as this new variable m doesn't change as we increment n. So our signal f stays in one place.
- g[n - m] is a back-to-front version of one of our input signals: g[n], but it moves along one step to the right every time we increment n. Why? well g[m] would be a copy of g[n], so g[-m] is a copy of g[n] but flipped around the y-axis. So, g[n-m] is that flipped version but bumped right however much we've incremented n.
Now all together:
We keep f where it is, flip g around the y axis, bump it along n steps, and then multiply them together point-for-point:
(... g[-2]f[-2], g[-1]f[-1], g[0]f[0], g[1]f[1], g[2]f[2] ... etc )
and then add together all of those multiplications. That sum gives us the value of (f * g) at point n.
Here is the process in action:
- The blue signal is f.
- The orange signal is g (see how it gets flipped around 0 on the y axis)
- The resulting green line is the output of the convolution (f * g)￼
We're really imagining that our two signals are zero-padded an infinite amount at ether end. That is to say that we'd hypothetically just shove an endless line of 0s at ether end of our signal.
For example:
if g was:
[2, 3, 4]
then a infinitely zero-padded g would look like:
[...0, 0, 0, 0, 2, 3, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0, ...]
…with ether side stretching off to infinity.
In reality this is unnecessary and impractical to say the least. We'll just make sure we have enough room on ether side to capture everything.
Notice how the value of the output will always be 0 when our two input signals don't overlap (because anything times 0 is 0), and the more area under both functions on any given iteration of n, the higher the output value is at that point. Really convolution is discribing this shared area.
You can see here how the output is a bit like the two signals smudged together.
Why do we do the flip?
We need to flip g because we want the beginning of g to meet the beginning of f first, and the end of g to meet the end of f last, as it does in the animation above. If we didn't flip that wouldn't happen.
Also, it should be noted that it doesn't matter which signal stays still and which does the flip-and-drag. Convolution is commutative. This means that (f * g) is the same as (g * f). They make the same results. For music stuff though we're usually gonna think of one as the filter and the other as the input.
Impulse Responses
Now we know how to convolve, but how does that help us capture the reverberation of a space, or the sonic quality of a piece of hardware? To do that we need to fire off some signal in the space and record the response. We could do this with all sorts of noises and then compare the inputs to the outputs, but if we use a very specific signal as an input we can save ourselves a lot of mathematical trouble later on. Let's see how: An impulse (in discrete time) is a signal that is at 0 for all points apart from one point where it's value is 1. For example: [0, 1, 0, 0, 0].
The continuous time equivalent is called a Dirac delta function. Conceptually it's more complicated in continuous time and we needn't trouble ourselves with that here, but it's worth knowing the term.
This impulse is the perfect probe because it just so happens that an impulse creates every possible frequency in an equal amount. To show why that is would be a major digression here, so you'll have to take my word for it right now. When I write a post about Fourier we'll see why.
If we convolve our input signal with an impulse response if an LTI, the output is the same as though the signal had been fed into that LTI. When you think about it, any digital input signal is just a train of impulses. So it makes sense that the convolution of the signal (which is applied to every sample) creates a series of overlapping IRs that recreates the system's response to that sound.
Capturing the IR of hardware is pretty simple, we just need to input the impulse and record the response. In nature it's a bit more tricky. One of the most common methods to capture a reverb impulse response of a space is to pop a balloon and record the result. The contained, pressurised air in the ballon suddenly being exposed to the air in the space in all directions can be a decent approximation of a Dirac delta function. Of course the process of then capturing the result accurately is no doubt pretty technical and equipment intensive.


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Well, you would imagine my excitement when a friend of mine comes over with an ounce of dried mushrooms. I had eaten shrooms twice before and found that I liked the trip. I didn't have any cash on me, so he said he would set aside 1/8 ounce for me. He left to go hawk his fungus.
A few days later, my friend found me and fronted me the mushrooms, as I still had no money. I had grown (with limited results) mushrooms before and was very familiar with what they looked like. But these mushrooms were kind of odd looking. Something just didn't look right about them. I like to be safe with things like this, so I decided to wait and hear what other people thought about them.
And then I heard their stories. Actually, the first place I heard it was from my brother, who actually told me that I shouldn't eat them. It turns out that everyone who ate them (these were people who had eaten shrooms many times previously) got very nauseous and vomited violently for about 3 hours. One person shat their pants. And another kept hearing a very malevolent voice repeating the phrase 'death before dawn'. He looked outside, and seeing that the sun was about to come up, ran outside and drove to the hospital. He then had his stomach pumped.
Everyone who ate them recommended that I not eat them. So I didn't, and I gave them back to my friend. Thankfully, he understood. No one was really angry with him, but they did use it to antagonize him for a while.
I think someone probably saw some clusters of mushrooms growing somewhere and misidentified them. I am certainly a better person from having taken hallucinogens, but things like this are some of the sources of the populus's aversion to them. It pays to be cautious.
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Cast: Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah, Arnold Vosloo, Kevin J. O'Connor, Oded Fehr. Screenplay: Stephen Sommers. Producers: James Jacks and Sean Daniel. Director: Stephen Sommers.
Cap: Unfortunately, this is not Indiana Jones, although Brendan Fraser tries his best to fill his shoes; which is as near an impossible feat to let's say raising a mummy from the dead.
The concept and feel of this movie is what draws a crowd. Drawn perhaps by the romance and sands of Egypt, where long ago the forbidden love affair between the High Priest and the Pharaoh's Mistress draws a curse so great that it could destroy the world. Yeah Right! What is impressive though, is the ensemble of special effects. Walls of sand, whirling dervishes, mummified priests, death beetles that eat you alive – now that's what we've all really come to see. And if that's what you're looking for, then it comes more or less served as a ten-course meal. With the rise of the mummy, returns the ten plaques of Egypt. Believe me this is one very, angry, nasty mummy whose out for revenge.
Overall, disappointing in the script and acting department. Particularly disappointing was the heroine (Rachel Weisz), who was so British that it almost made it impossible for the hero (Brendan Fraser), to get into her knickers. In fact there was no chemistry between them at all. Perhaps, and just perhaps, the only one who could have lit her fire was the Mummy, but then only maybe. Even more annoying was her brother (John Hannah), who was so annoyingly unfunny, as the side kick, they should have hired a camel instead. But don't let all these setbacks spoil your enjoyment of the otherwise thrilling Mummy.
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| 1 | package nl.tudelft.jpacman.ui; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import java.awt.Color; | |
| 4 | import java.awt.Dimension; | |
| 5 | import java.awt.Graphics; | |
| 6 | ||
| 7 | import javax.swing.JPanel; | |
| 8 | ||
| 9 | import nl.tudelft.jpacman.board.Board; | |
| 10 | import nl.tudelft.jpacman.board.Square; | |
| 11 | import nl.tudelft.jpacman.board.Unit; | |
| 12 | import nl.tudelft.jpacman.game.Game; | |
| 13 | ||
| 14 | /** | |
| 15 | * Panel displaying a game. | |
| 16 | * | |
| 17 | * @author Jeroen Roosen | |
| 18 | * | |
| 19 | */ | |
| 20 | class BoardPanel extends JPanel { | |
| 21 | ||
| 22 | /** | |
| 23 | * Default serialisation ID. | |
| 24 | */ | |
| 25 | private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; | |
| 26 | ||
| 27 | /** | |
| 28 | * The background colour of the board. | |
| 29 | */ | |
| 30 | private static final Color BACKGROUND_COLOR = Color.BLACK; | |
| 31 | ||
| 32 | /** | |
| 33 | * The size (in pixels) of a square on the board. The initial size of this | |
| 34 | * panel will scale to fit a board with square of this size. | |
| 35 | */ | |
| 36 | private static final int SQUARE_SIZE = 16; | |
| 37 | ||
| 38 | /** | |
| 39 | * The game to display. | |
| 40 | */ | |
| 41 | private final Game game; | |
| 42 | ||
| 43 | /** | |
| 44 | * Creates a new board panel that will display the provided game. | |
| 45 | * | |
| 46 | * @param game | |
| 47 | * The game to display. | |
| 48 | */ | |
| 49 | BoardPanel(Game game) { | |
| 50 | super(); | |
| 51 | assert game != null; | |
| 52 | this.game = game; | |
| 53 | ||
| 54 | Board board = game.getLevel().getBoard(); | |
| 55 | ||
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| 58 | ||
| 59 | Dimension size = new Dimension(w, h); | |
| 60 |
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| 61 |
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| 62 | } | |
| 63 | ||
| 64 | @Override | |
| 65 | public void paint(Graphics g) { | |
| 66 | assert g != null; | |
| 67 |
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render(game.getLevel().getBoard(), g, getSize()); |
| 68 | } | |
| 69 | ||
| 70 | /** | |
| 71 | * Renders the board on the given graphics context to the given dimensions. | |
| 72 | * | |
| 73 | * @param board | |
| 74 | * The board to render. | |
| 75 | * @param g | |
| 76 | * The graphics context to draw on. | |
| 77 | * @param window | |
| 78 | * The dimensions to scale the rendered board to. | |
| 79 | */ | |
| 80 | private void render(Board board, Graphics g, Dimension window) { | |
| 81 |
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int cellW = window.width / board.getWidth(); |
| 82 |
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int cellH = window.height / board.getHeight(); |
| 83 | ||
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g.setColor(BACKGROUND_COLOR); |
| 85 |
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g.fillRect(0, 0, window.width, window.height); |
| 86 | ||
| 87 |
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for (int y = 0; y < board.getHeight(); y++) { |
| 88 |
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1. render : changed conditional boundary → SURVIVED 2. render : Changed increment from 1 to -1 → SURVIVED 3. render : negated conditional → SURVIVED |
for (int x = 0; x < board.getWidth(); x++) { |
| 89 |
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int cellX = x * cellW; |
| 90 |
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int cellY = y * cellH; |
| 91 | Square square = board.squareAt(x, y); | |
| 92 |
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render(square, g, cellX, cellY, cellW, cellH); |
| 93 | } | |
| 94 | } | |
| 95 | } | |
| 96 | ||
| 97 | /** | |
| 98 | * Renders a single square on the given graphics context on the specified | |
| 99 | * rectangle. | |
| 100 | * | |
| 101 | * @param square | |
| 102 | * The square to render. | |
| 103 | * @param g | |
| 104 | * The graphics context to draw on. | |
| 105 | * @param x | |
| 106 | * The x position to start drawing. | |
| 107 | * @param y | |
| 108 | * The y position to start drawing. | |
| 109 | * @param w | |
| 110 | * The width of this square (in pixels.) | |
| 111 | * @param h | |
| 112 | * The height of this square (in pixels.) | |
| 113 | */ | |
| 114 | private void render(Square square, Graphics g, int x, int y, int w, int h) { | |
| 115 |
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square.getSprite().draw(g, x, y, w, h); |
| 116 |
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for (Unit unit : square.getOccupants()) { |
| 117 |
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| 118 | } | |
| 119 | } | |
| 120 | } | |
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James Gallagher urges Nick Diaz to stay retired after 'scary' comeback vow
by Coral BarryJames Gallagher is hopeful Nick Diaz will remain retired after the former UFC fighter signalled his intentions to return to the octagon.
Diaz gave a lengthy and often muddled interview to ESPN last month, sparking concern from fans and fighters about his well-being.
It was the first time in years Diaz had given a sit-down interview and was a rare glimpse into the man who has had such a huge influence on modern MMA.
Gallagher watched the interview and admitted he was alarmed by Diaz’s demeanour and insistence he wanted to fight again.
‘That was scary. I don’t know what it is, punch drunk? It’s not weed, that’s not weed,’ Gallagher told Metro.co.uk.
‘That’s punch drunk. What was he even saying? There was a clip took off that was 58 seconds long of him speaking and he didn’t say anything.
‘He was saying stuff like “I’ll walk if they want me to walk”, what?
‘It’s scary and that interview was scary. He’s still a legend. I like him a lot.
Diaz has not fought since his January 2015 clash with Anderson Silva, which was ruled a no-contest after both fighters failed drug tests.
USADA then banned Diaz for 18 months for testing positive for marijuana in that fight and the former welterweight has since served another suspension for failing to report his whereabouts.
Diaz was thought to be done with fighting before he called out Jorge Masvidal, who beat his brother, Nate, at Madison Square Garden at UFC 244.
Gallagher admitted he was worried about Diaz’s state of mind and urged him to stay away from fighting.
‘I feel he should retire,’ Gallagher said. ‘I want him to be happy and retired. He seems like he’s in a bad place, he’s hurting.
‘Lots of athletes let loose and party for a few months. They’re just having fun after all the pressure.
‘That’s fine, but when you’re doing that and hiding something and you’re hurting, that’s a dangerous situation to be in.
‘I’m sure he has a few quid to sustain that lifestyle, so he doesn’t need to fight.’
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| XConnectionPoint | supports connection points for connectable objects. |
| XConnectionPointContainer | makes it possible to locate a specific connection point for a specified UIK and manages a sequence of connections points. |
| XEventListener | base interface for all event listeners interfaces. |
| XInitialization | initializes an object directly after its creation. |
| XLocalizable | makes it possible to set a Locale to be used by the object. |
| XMain | Executing interface for executable components run by the uno executable loader. This is an application to run components passing the command line arguments. |
| XMultiComponentFactory | Factory interface for creating component instances giving a context from which to retrieve deployment values. |
| XMultiServiceFactory | Factories support this interface creating instances giving a name, e.g. a service name. |
| XServiceDisplayName | provides a name for the service to be used in displays. |
| XServiceInfo | Provides information regarding the implementation, i.e. which services are implemented and the name of the implementation. |
| XServiceName | identifies the object with a service name which can be used to create such an object by a factory. |
| XSingleComponentFactory | Factory interface to create instances of an implementation of a service specification. |
| XSingleServiceFactory | [ DEPRECATED ] Factory interface to produce instances of an implementation of a service specification. This interface is deprecated. Please use XSingleComponentFactory. |
| XTypeProvider | interface to get information about the types (usually interface types) supported by an object. |
| XUnoTunnel | An interface to tunnel UNO. This means providing access to data or something else, which is not specified by UNO-IDL. @attention Restrictive useage. Use only, if there is no better possibility left. It is definitely a hack. |
| Structs | |
| EventObject | specifies the base for all event objects and identifies the source of the event. |
| Locale | object represents a specific geographical, political, or cultural region. |
| Exceptions | |
| ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException | This exception is thrown to indicate that an array has been accessed with an illegal index. |
| ClassNotFoundException | This exception is thrown when an application tries to load the information on the type through its string name. |
| DisposedException | This exception occurs if the object behind this interface has been disposed before and can't uphold its method specification anymore. |
| IllegalAccessException | This exception is thrown when an application tries to change a constant property. |
| IllegalArgumentException | This exception is thrown to indicate that a method has passed an illegal or inappropriate argument. |
| IndexOutOfBoundsException | This exception is thrown to indicate that a container has been accessed with an illegal index. |
| InvalidListenerException | is thrown by the XConnectionPoint::advice method to indicate that the listener has not supplied the necessary interface. |
| ListenerExistException | is thrown by the XConnectionPoint::advise method to indicate that there is only one listener allowed. |
| NoSuchFieldException | signals that the class does not have a field of a specified name. |
| NoSuchMethodException | signals that the interface does not have a method of a specified name. |
| NoSupportException | This exception is thrown when a feature of an interface is not supported. |
| NotInitializedException | is thrown when a component is attempted to be used before it was completely constructed. |
| NullPointerException | This exception is thrown when an application attempts to use NULL in a case where an object is required. |
| ServiceNotRegisteredException | This exception is thrown when a needed service is not found. |
| WrappedTargetException | This is a checked exception that wraps an exception thrown by the original target. |
| WrappedTargetRuntimeException | This is a runtime exception that wraps any other exception thrown by the original target. |
| Constant Groups | |
| SystemDependent | [ DEPRECATED ] These constants are used to specify systems which depend on return values. |
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(#) androidx.activity:activity-compose
Name
: Activity Compose
Description
: Compose integration with Activity
License
: [The Apache Software License, Version 2.0](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt)
Vendor
: Jetpack Activity Compose
Identifier
: androidx.activity.compose
Feedback
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Min
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Compiled
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Artifact
: androidx.activity:activity-compose:1.8.0-alpha05
(##) Included Issues
|Issue Id |Issue Description |
|----------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|[LaunchDuringComposition](LaunchDuringComposition.md.html)|Calls to `launch` should happen inside of a SideEffect and not during composition|
(##) Including
!!!
This is not a built-in check. To include it, add the below dependency
to your project.
```
// build.gradle.kts
implementation("androidx.activity:activity-compose:1.8.0-alpha05")
// build.gradle
implementation 'androidx.activity:activity-compose:1.8.0-alpha05'
// build.gradle.kts with version catalogs:
implementation(libs.activity-compose)
# libs.versions.toml
[versions]
activity-compose = "1.8.0-alpha05"
[libraries]
activity-compose = {
module = "androidx.activity:activity-compose",
version.ref = "activity-compose"
}
```
1.8.0-alpha05 is the version this documentation was generated from;
there may be newer versions available.
(##) Changes
* 1.4.0: First version includes LaunchDuringComposition.
(##) Version Compatibility
There are multiple older versions available of this library:
| Version | Date | Issues | Compatible | Compiled | Requires |
|-------------------:|----------|-------:|------------|--------------:|---------:|
| 1.8.0-alpha05|2023/06/07| 1| Yes| 8.0 and 8.1|8.0 and 8.1|
| 1.8.0-alpha04|2023/05/10| 1| Yes| 8.0 and 8.1|8.0 and 8.1|
| 1.8.0-alpha03|2023/04/12| 1| Yes| 8.0 and 8.1|8.0 and 8.1|
| 1.8.0-alpha02|2023/03/08| 1| Yes| 8.0 and 8.1| 7.0|
| 1.8.0-alpha01|2023/02/08| 1| Yes| 7.3 and 7.4| 7.0|
| 1.7.2|2023/05/24| 1| Yes| 8.0 and 8.1| 7.0|
| 1.7.1|2023/04/19| 1| Yes| 8.0 and 8.1| 7.0|
| 1.7.0|2023/03/22| 1| Yes| 8.0 and 8.1| 7.0|
| 1.6.1|2022/10/24| 1| Yes| 7.3 and 7.4| 7.0|
| 1.6.0|2022/09/21| 1| Yes| 7.3 and 7.4| 7.0|
| 1.5.1|2022/07/27| 1| Yes| 7.3 and 7.4| 7.0|
| 1.5.0|2022/06/29| 1| Yes| 7.3 and 7.4| 7.0|
| 1.4.0|2021/10/27| 1| Yes| 7.1| 7.0|


this has to be replaced by html code (structure title)
not tales operator, this should be removed
Condition JS
${defGlobal}
Condition EXISTS - ${title2 | title}
- Title
${js: 1+1}
| name | phone | langs | langs2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| item name | +${item/phone} | - | |
| sample name | sample phone | ||
| sample name | sample phone |


coins.flow
Class BBlockHirNodeIteratorImpl
java.lang.Object
coins.flow.BBlockHirNodeIteratorImpl
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- BBlockNodeIterator
- public class BBlockHirNodeIteratorImpl
- extends java.lang.Object
- implements BBlockNodeIterator
BBlockHirNodeIteratorImpl class
Basic block node iterator
to traverse node in a basic block.
|
Method Summary |
HIR |
getNextExecutableNode()
getNextExecutableNode
Get the node that refer/set data or change control flow directly. |
boolean |
hasNext()
hasNext |
IR |
next()
next
Get the next node in this basic block. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
flowRoot
public final FlowRoot flowRoot
fDbgLevel
protected int fDbgLevel
fNextNodeIndex
protected int fNextNodeIndex
fSubpFlow
public final SubpFlow fSubpFlow
fNextStmt
protected Stmt fNextStmt
fJumpReturnAppeared
protected boolean fJumpReturnAppeared
BBlockHirNodeIteratorImpl
public BBlockHirNodeIteratorImpl(FlowRoot pFlowRoot,
BBlock pBBlock)
next
public IR next()
- Description copied from interface:
BBlockNodeIterator
- next
Get the next node in this basic block.
By repetitively invoking "next", all nodes in the basic block
are traversed.
- Specified by:
next
in interface BBlockNodeIterator
hasNext
public boolean hasNext()
- Description copied from interface:
BBlockNodeIterator
- hasNext
- Specified by:
hasNext
in interface BBlockNodeIterator
- Returns:
- true if there is next node remaining in the basic block.
getNextExecutableNode
public HIR getNextExecutableNode()
- Description copied from interface:
BBlockNodeIterator
- getNextExecutableNode
Get the node that refer/set data or change control flow directly.
The iterator skips such non-executable nodes as
labelNode, blockNode, listNode, stmtNode,
ifNode, forNode, whileNode, untilNode, switchNode,
progNode, subpDefNode, labelDefNode, infNode, subpNode,
typeNode, labeledStmtNode with non-null Stmt body, nullNode
and get executable statement body or expression
under the skipped node.
If a labeled statement has null statement body,
it is not skipped.
- Specified by:
getNextExecutableNode
in interface BBlockNodeIterator