We propose the incorporation of the deployment process into the iterative development process through the inclusion of operations use cases, tests and defect tracking into the normal software cycle. When combined with a fully automated deployment mechanism, the foundations for a rapid web service development process are in place.
On the technical aspects of Web Service development, there are core issues related to security, interoperability, scalability and robust design that need to be considered from the outset. We explore these topics using the experience gained from encountering many of the issues when developing production systems. We then go on to explore how the component models of the future could adapt to better suit server-side and Web Service development. We argue that uniform APIs for standard services -logging, configuration, management, testing- permit reusable components to be used in a production server environment. We discuss how neither of the two platforms competing most vociferously to be the foundation upon which developers should build their services, Enterprise Java and Microsoft .NET, have room for improvement in this area, and propose some strategies for improvement.
Finally, this paper explores the concept that individual Web Services will become independent components within the emerging Web Service Federation; the collection of independent systems interworking using common Web Service protocols. As these protocols evolve they may become viable to connect programs and computers inside an individual Web Service, although this is only partially viable today.


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by Associated PressESTERO, Fla. (AP) — Sherif Kenney came off the bench to score 15 points to carry La Salle to a 75-64 win over Murray State in the Gulf Coast Showcase on Monday night.
Isiah Deas had 12 points for La Salle (2-2). Saul Phiri and Ed Croswell added 11 points apiece with Croswell grabbing 10 rebounds for La Salle.
The Explorers nailed 13 of 28 shots from beyond the arc while limiting Murray State to just 4-of-20 shooting from distance.
Tevin Brown had 19 points and six rebounds for the Racers (3-2). Darnell Cowart added 14 points. Jaiveon Eaves had 10 points.
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¶
ruptures
is designed to perform offline change point algorithms within the Python language.
Also in this library, new methods are presented.
Note
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import ruptures as rpt
# generate signal
n_samples, dim, sigma = 1000, 3, 4
n_bkps = 4 # number of breakpoints
signal, bkps = rpt.pw_constant(n_samples, dim, n_bkps, noise_std=sigma)
# detection
algo = rpt.Pelt(model="rbf").fit(signal)
result = algo.predict(pen=10)
# display
rpt.display(signal, bkps, result)
plt.show()
Getting started¶
Documentation¶
The complete documentation can be found here.
How to cite¶
If you use ruptures in a scientific publication, we would appreciate citations to the following paper:
Contact¶
Charles Truong.


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| MoveGestureDetector.OnMoveGestureListener | |
| MultiFingerTapGestureDetector.OnMultiFingerTapGestureListener | |
| RotateGestureDetector.OnRotateGestureListener |
Listener for rotate gesture callbacks.
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| ShoveGestureDetector.OnShoveGestureListener |
Listener for shove callbacks.
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| SidewaysShoveGestureDetector.OnSidewaysShoveGestureListener |
Listener for sideways shove gesture callbacks.
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| StandardGestureDetector.StandardOnGestureListener |
Listener that merges
GestureDetector.OnGestureListener
and GestureDetector.OnDoubleTapListener . |
| StandardScaleGestureDetector.StandardOnScaleGestureListener |
Listener for scale gesture callbacks.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AndroidGesturesManager |
Entry point for all of the detectors.
|
| BaseGesture<L> |
Base class for all of the gesture detectors.
|
| Constants | |
| MoveDistancesObject |
Class that holds initial, previous and current X and Y on-screen coordinates for active pointers.
|
| MoveGestureDetector |
Gesture detector handling move gesture.
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| MoveGestureDetector.SimpleOnMoveGestureListener | |
| MultiFingerDistancesObject |
Object that holds pixel current and previous distances between a pair of fingers.
|
| MultiFingerGesture<L> |
Base class for all multi finger gesture detectors.
|
| MultiFingerTapGestureDetector |
Gesture detector handling multi tap gesture.
|
| PointerDistancePair | |
| ProgressiveGesture<L> |
Base class for all progressive gesture detectors.
|
| RotateGestureDetector |
Gesture detector handling rotation gesture.
|
| RotateGestureDetector.SimpleOnRotateGestureListener | |
| ShoveGestureDetector |
Gesture detector handling shove gesture.
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| ShoveGestureDetector.SimpleOnShoveGestureListener | |
| SidewaysShoveGestureDetector |
Gesture detector handling sideways shove gesture.
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| SidewaysShoveGestureDetector.SimpleOnSidewaysShoveGestureListener | |
| StandardGestureDetector |
Detector that wraps
GestureDetectorCompat . |
| StandardGestureDetector.SimpleStandardOnGestureListener |
Listener that mirrors
GestureDetector.SimpleOnGestureListener . |
| StandardScaleGestureDetector |
Gesture detector handling scale gesture.
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| StandardScaleGestureDetector.SimpleStandardOnScaleGestureListener | |
| Utils |
| Annotation Type | Description |
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| AndroidGesturesManager.GestureType |


What is Duck Typing? Link to heading
Python is a dynamic language which is strongly typed.
Dynamic binding is the capability to use an instance without regard for its type. It is handled entirely through a simple attribute lookup process. Whenever an attribute is accessed as object.attribute
:
attribute
is located by searching within the instance itself. This yields a positive result when theattribute
being searched for is an instance variable or method.- If the instance does not have the required
attribute
, the instance’s class definition is searched. All the class variables, class methods and static methods fall into this category. - If both these lookups do not return any result, the interpreter then proceeds to the base classes of the
object
(resolved by MRO). The first match found is returned.
The critical aspect of this binding process is it’s independence of the type of object
. Thus, if you try a lookup such as object.name
, it will work on any object
that happens to have a name
attribute independent of the class of the object
. This behavior is colloquially referred to as duck typing in reference to the adage “if it looks like, quacks like, and walks like a duck, then it is a duck.”
The idea is that you don’t need a type in order to invoke an existing method on an object - if a method is defined on it, you can invoke it.
Where should I use it in my code? Link to heading
More often than not we write programs, either deliberately or unwittingly that rely on duck typing.
While defining classes, the magic methods(or dunder methods) implement some sort of protocol supported by language. For example,
__iter__
and__next__
methods are used to implement the Iterator protocol. The instances of the class can now be used infor
loops.- if we declare the
__len__
and__getitem__
methods inside a class, it’s instances are calledsequences
. All the objects of this class are now subscriptable by index (similar tolist
) as well as can be iterated over.
The Problem of Tabulation Link to heading
Suppose we are asked to display a dictionary of country names and it’s captial in a tabular format. Let us try to write a generic utility function which displays a given input mapping in a tabular form:
Attempt 01
def tabulate_mapping(mapping, headers):
'''Tabulates the input mapping as columns with given headers.
>>> mapping = {'India': 'New Delhi',
... 'USA': 'Washington',
... 'England': 'London'}
>>> headers = ('Country', 'Captial')
>>> tabulate_mapping_01(mapping, headers)
Country | Capital |
----------------------------------
England | London |
India | New Delhi |
USA | Washington |
'''
heading = ''
for header in headers: ##### NOTE 1
heading += '{:>15}'.format(header) + ' |'
print(heading)
print('-'*len(heading))
for k, v in mapping.items(): ##### NOTE 2
print('{:>15} |{:>15} |'.format(k, v))
The code should look pretty straighforward to any programmer who has written even a few lines of Python. However, there are two salient features about the code which do not strike us at the first sight. After some experimenting, you will figure out the following:
- Any iterable can be passed as
headers
i.e.list
,tuple
, user-defined sequences. Even unordered collections such asdict
,set
would also work. - Any object which implements an
items
method can be printed usingtabulate_mapping
function.
Duck Typing At Work!
Let us create a class which extends the Python built-in list
and implements a items
method.
class MyList(list):
''' A user-defined collection data type which extends the built-in list.
>>> alphabet = MyList(*'ABC')
>>> print(alphabet)
['A', 'B', 'C']
>>> alphabet[1]
'B'
>>> for i, item in alphabet.items():
... print(i, item)
1 A
2 B
3 C
'''
def __init__(self, *args):
super().__init__(args)
def items(self):
'''Alternate utility to `enumerate` on the instance'''
for i, item in enumerate(self, start=1):
yield i, item
Now, by the grace of Duck Typing, we can use the tabulate_mapping
function with instances of MyList
class. However, what if we do not want malicious objects use our code this way. We all know about SQL Injection. It’s about time we become aware of our privacy.
The Curious Case of Input Validation Link to heading
In the function tabulate_mapping
, observe that we have not written any code for validating the inputs. With Duck Typing in the fray, it is important to understand the need of a guideline on validating inputs.
Programmers coming from a background of a statically typed background would be inclined to perform static type checks on the object. As we have seen, strict type check can be severely restrictive to the point where the developers miss out on the cool features Python has to offer.
i.e Too much of isinstance
and hasattr
works but it is neither fun nor Pythonic!
We will perform different kinds of input validation for the tabulate_mapping
function based on the requirements:
- If we want the
tabulate_mapping
to be generic utility which can work on anymapping
object withitems
and iterableheaders
.
# Validate headers
try:
headers_iter = iter(headers)
except TypeError as e:
raise ValueError('headers needs to be an iterable.')
# Validate mapping
try:
mapping_items = mapping.items()
except AttributeError as e:
raise ValueError('mapping should have an items method.')
heading = ''
for header in headers_iter:
heading += '{:>15}'.format(header) + ' |'
print(heading)
print('-'*len(heading))
for k, v in mapping_items:
print('{:>15} |{:>15} |'.format(k, v))
- If we want to restrict the
mapping
object to an instance of a subclass of the built-indict
and theheaders
are specified to be alist
object:
# Validate headers
if not isinstance(headers, list)
raise ValueError('headers needs to be a list object.')
# Validate mapping
if not isinstance(mapping, dict):
raise ValueError('mapping needs to be a dict object.')
heading = ''
for header in headers_iter:
heading += '{:>15}'.format(header) + ' |'
print(heading)
print('-'*len(heading))
for k, v in mapping_items:
print('{:>15} |{:>15} |'.format(k, v))
Conclusion Link to heading
Whenever writing Python, we need to clearly define the allowed interfaces that can be used in place of an object rather than on the basis of classes the object.
There is no distinction between the right way and the wrong way when it comes to dealing with objects in Python. The most Pythonic code at a given situation depends entirely on the requirements of the user and the practicality of the use cases. The consideration of Python’s Data Model and duck typing can help one write clearer, readable and Pythonic code.


Alas, it is currently on the back burner... I won't be able to finish it at least until after I've finished moving and I reinstall Linux (Kubuntu update hosed my system)...
hi there, i'm new on here and don't if i'm posting the right place but, I have this problem with a program it keeps giving me a "no match for 'operator==' " error, which is really strange. I am trying to compare strings using if-statements and I just don't get why i'm getting that error. Please help, thanks


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User Level determines access rights to the PAC Configuration Tool
Depending on your user level you may or may not have rights to modify the data on the various tab pages such as those shown
on the Network Settings page:
The user in this example has just 'read-access' to most fields, i.e., the fields are shown 'grayed out' indicating they
cannot be modified. Also the Save button cannot be clicked. However the Refresh button can still be clicked
and the alternate Network Interface Controller can still be chosen from the drop down list.
Note that the other tab pages operate in a similar fashion...
-
Changing a user's login Password
Only an Admin user can change the login password for any given user at anytime. For all other users (ie.,
users other than the Admin user), most all fields (except the two password fields) are disabled. However,
no matter your userlevel, you always have the ability to change your own login password at anytime by performing
the following five steps:
1) Click the Security tab if it is not already the current tab.
2) Click the row in the grid containing your own username if it is not currently selected. (Note that your own username
is automatically pre-selected the first time the Security tab is activated).
3) Enter the new password into the New Password field.
4) Enter the same new password into the Confirm Password field.
5) Click the Save button.
-
Changing the Language used for display
You can change the Language the currrent page and all subsequent pages of the PAC Configuration Tool are displayed
in at any time, by simply selecting the new language from the Language drop down.
The following example shows the Login page with the Language drop down expanded and the French language being
selected:
There are numerous languages available for selection, some of which which may or may not be available on your particular
PAC. Consult with your PAC Administrator if your language preference is not currently available.
-
Displaying pages in a different language
As an example, the Login page shown here has its primary information displayed in French.
You can set the language back to English or to another language by selecting it from the drop down as shown in the
previous example.
-
Logging out from the PAC Configuration Tool
Once you are logged into the PAC Configuration Tool, you can choose to logout at any time by simply clicking the
Logout button located at the top right of the page.
Note that you can simply close the PAC Configuration Tool web page in your browser, and you will be automatically logged out after
a few minutes, but clicking the Logout button, guarantees the best and most reliable overall security.


Vox says wants to build 'patriotic alternative' in Spain
MADRID (Reuters) - Santiago Abascal, leader of Spain’s far-right Vox, on Sunday said he wanted to build a “patriotic alternative” for the country, after support for his party surged in a general election.
With nearly 99% of votes counted, Vox had won 52 seats in Spain’s 350-seat parliament, more than doubling its result from the previous election in April.
Abscal gave no details of what alliances such a “patriotic alternative” could entail.


The pkg-config package contains a tool for passing the include path and/or library paths to build tools during the configure and make file execution.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.4 platform.
Pkg-config is part of LFS, but was omitted from the 7.0 and 7.1 releases. If you are using a system which includes it, there is nothing more to do. If not, you should follow these instructions.
Download (HTTP): http://pkgconfig.freedesktop.org/releases/pkg-config-0.28.tar.gz
Download MD5 sum: aa3c86e67551adc3ac865160e34a2a0d
Download size: 1.9 MB
Estimated disk space required: 30 MB
Estimated build time: 0.3 SBU
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/pkgconfig
Install pkg-config by running the following commands:
./configure --prefix=/usr \ --with-internal-glib \ --disable-host-tool \ --docdir=/usr/share/doc/pkg-config-0.28 && make
To test the results, issue: make check.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
--with-internal-glib
: This switch
causes the package to use the shipped version of GLib2.
--disable-host-tool
: This switch
disables creation of the unnecessary symlink.
The default setting for PKG_CONFIG_PATH
is /usr/lib/pkgconfig:/usr/share/pkgconfig
because
of the prefix used to install pkg-config. You may add to PKG_CONFIG_PATH
by exporting additional paths on
your system where .pc
files are
installed. Note that PKG_CONFIG_PATH
is
only needed when compiling packages, not during run-time.
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Online help is available for all topics in CrypTool. All help pages can be printed out.
Clicking on a topic that is underlined or in a different color will show another help window on that topic. You can return to the previous topic by clicking on the Back button in the help.
In addition, the Content, Index and Search tabs
can also be used to search for subjects or terms.
The entries below Contents and Index have beem assembled by the programmers of CrypTool.
The full-text search below Search is done by the HTML-help tool automatically.
All tabs can be faded in and out with the left-most button in the icon bar of the online help window.
The online help contains a help page for every dialog and every menu option, and also for all the icons on the toolbar.
Moreover, various tutorials / scenarios / examples (which can be accessed via the help index, via scenarios and via the CT Book) can be called up, for example on encryption algorithms or prime numbers.
Opening the online help
Help for the CrypTool program can be requested in a number of different ways:
Closing the online help
To close the help window, enter Alt-F4 or click on the menu icon Close, which is in the system menu at the left of the title bar.
When you close down CrypTool, the CrypTool help window will automatically be closed too.


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LOG4PLSQL is a
PLSQL framework for logging in all PL/SQL code
- Package,
- Procedure,
- Function,
- Trigger,
- PL/SQL Web
application,
- Oracle Tools
(Form, report,…).
Purpose:
- Easy
implementation and use
- Possibility to log
apart from transaction
- Possibility to adapt
the level of logging depending on user requirements
- Ability to use all
LOG4J feature.
- Provide a complet set
of tools PL/SQL developpement (bebug variable, SQLERRM, assert,
call stack, ... ).
Log
destination:
- table TLOG
- alert.log file
- trace file
- standard output
- session information
(view V$SESSION)
- advanced queue read by
Log4JBackgroundProcess. :
- Async,
- JDBC,
- JMS,
- NTEventLog,
- SMTP,
- Socket,
- SocketHub,
- Syslog,
- Telnet,
- Writer
o
Log4plsql was born
from the log4J spirit (and use it).
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