Core Operations
At the core of a database is its ability to store and retrieve data. This section discusses the various ways in which you can access data (Documents) in Couchbase: creating, updating, retrieving, querying, and deleting documents.
Document
A document refers to an entry in the database (other databases may refer to the same concept as a row). A document has an ID (primary key in other databases), which is unique to the document and by which it can be located. The document also has a value which contains the actual application data.
Document IDs are assigned by application. A valid document ID must:
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Conform to UTF-8 encoding
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Be no longer than 250 bytes
There is a difference between bytes and characters: most non-Latin characters occupy more than a single byte.
You are free to choose any ID for your document, so long as they conform to the above restrictions. Unlike some other database, Couchbase does not automatically generate IDs for you, though you may use a separate counter to increment a serial number.
The document value contains the actual application data; for example, a product document may contain information about the price and description. Documents are usually (but not always) stored as JSON on the server. Because JSON is a structured format, it can be subsequently searched and queried.
{
"type": "product",
"sku": "CBSRV45DP",
"msrp": [5.49, "USD"],
"ctime": "092011",
"mfg": "couchbase",
"tags": ["server", "database", "couchbase", "nosql", "fast", "json", "awesome"]
}
Primitive Key-Value Operations
upsert(docid, document)
insert(docid, document)
replace(docid, document)
get(docid)
remove(docid)
In Couchbase documents are stored using one of the operations: upsert, insert, and replace. These operations will all write a JSON document with a given document ID (key) to the database. The update methods differ in behavior in respect to the existing state of the document:
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insert will only create the document if the given ID is not found within the database.
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replace will only replace the document if the given ID already exists within the database.
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upsert will always replace the document, ignoring whether the ID has already existed or not.
Documents can be retrieved using the get operation, and finally removed using the remove operations.
Since Couchbase’s KV store may be thought of as a distributed hashmap or dictionary, the following code samples are explanatory of Couchbase’ update operations in pseudo-code:
map<string,object> KV_STORE;
void insert(string doc_id, object value) {
if (!KV_STORE.contains(doc_id)) {
KV_STORE.put(doc_id, value);
} else {
throw DocumentAlreadyExists();
}
}
void replace(string doc_id, object value) {
if (KV_STORE.contains(doc_id)) {
KV_STORE.put(doc_id, value);
} else {
throw DocumentNotFound();
}
}
void upsert(string doc_id, object value) {
KV_STORE.put(doc_id, value);
}
object get(string doc_id) {
if (KV_STORE.contains(doc_id)) {
return KV_STORE.get(doc_id);
} else {
throw DocumentNotFound();
}
}
You can also use N1QL queries and Full Text Search to access documents by means other than their IDs, however these query operations Couchbase eventually translate into primitive key-value operations, and exist as separate services outside the data store.
Storing and Updating Documents
Documents can be stored and updated using either the SDK, Command line, or Web UI. When using a storage operation, the full content of the document is replaced with a new value.
The following example shows a document being stored using the cbc
utility.
The ID of the document is docid
and its value is JSON containing a single field (json
) with the value of value
.
# When storing JSON data using cbc, ensure it is properly quoted for your shell: $ cbc create docid -V '{"json":"value"}' -M upsert -U couchbase://cluster-node/bucket-name docid Stored. CAS=0x8234c3c0f213
You can also specify additional options when storing a document in Couchbase
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Expiry (or TTL) value which will instruct the server to delete the document after a given amount of time. This option is useful for transient data (such as sessions). By default documents do not expire. See Expiry for more information on expiration.
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CAS value to protect against concurrent updates to the same document. See CAS for a description on how to use CAS values in your application.
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If you wish to only modify certain parts of a document, you can use sub-document operations which operate on specific subsets of documents:
or 6.0@server:n1ql:n1ql-language-reference/update.adoc to update documents based on specific query criteria:
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Retrieving Documents
FASTPATH: This section discusses retrieving documents using their IDs, or primary keys. Documents can also be accessed using secondary lookups via N1QL queries and MapReduce. Primary key lookups are performed using the key-value API, which simplifies use and increases performance (as applications may interact with the KV store directly, rather than a secondary index or query processor).
In Couchbase, documents are stored with their IDs. Retrieving a document via its ID is the simplest and quickest operation in Couchbase.
>>> result = cb.get('docid') >>> print result.value {'json': 'value'}
$ cbc cat docid
docid CAS=0x8234c3c0f213, Flags=0x0. Size=16
{"json":"value"}
Once a document is retrieved, it is accessible in the native format by which it was stored; meaning that if you stored the document as a list, it is now available as a list again. The SDK will automatically deserialize the document from its stored format (usually JSON) to a native language type. It is possible to store and retrieve non-JSON documents as well, using a transcoder.
You can also modify a document’s expiration time while retrieving it; this is known as get-and-touch and allows you to keep temporary data alive while retrieving it in one atomic and efficient operation.
Documents can also be retrieved with N1QL.
While N1QL is generally used for secondary queries, it can also be used to retrieve documents by their primary keys (ID) (though it is recommended to use the key-value API if the ID is known).
Lookups may be done either by comparing the META(from-term).id
or by using the USE KEYS
[...] keyword:
SELECT * FROM default USE KEYS ["docid"];
or
SELECT * FROM default WHERE META(default).id = "docid";
You can also retrieve parts of documents using sub-document operations, by specifying one or more sections of the document to be retrieved
name, email = cb.retrieve_in('user:kingarthur', 'contact.name', 'contact.email')
Counters
You can atomically increment or decrement the numerical value of special counter document
Do not increment or decrement counters if using XDCR.
Within a single cluster the incr() is atomic, as is decr() ; across XDCR however, if two clients connecting to two different (bidirectional) clusters issue incr concurrently, this may (and most likely will) result in the value only getting incremented once in total.
The same is the case for decr() .
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A document may be used as a counter if its value is a simple ASCII number, like 42
.
Couchbase allows you to increment and decrement these values atomically using a special counter
operation.
The example below (in Python) shows how to use counters:
>>> cb.counter('counter_id', delta=20, initial=100).value
100L
>>> cb.counter('counter_id', delta=1).value
101L
>>> cb.counter('counter_id', delta=-50).value
51L
In the above example, a counter is created by using the counter
Python method with an initial
value.
The initial value is the value the counter uses if the counter ID does not yet exist.
Once created, the counter can be incremented or decremented atomically by a given amount or delta. Specifying a positive delta increments the value and specifying a negative one decrements it. When a counter operation is complete, the application receives the current value of the counter, after the increment.
Couchbase counters are 64-bit unsigned integers in Couchbase and do not wrap around if decremented beyond 0. However, counters will wrap around if incremented past their maximum value (which is the maximum value contained within a 64-bit integer). Many SDKs will limit the delta argument to the value of a signed 64-bit integer.
Expiration times can also be specified when using counter operations.
CAS values are not used with counter operations since counter operations are atomic.
The intent of the counter operation is to simply increment the current server-side value of the document.
If you wish to only increment the document if it is at a certain value, then you may use a normal upsert
function with CAS:
rv = cb.get('counter_id')
value, cas = rv.value, rv.cas
if should_increment_value(value):
cb.upsert('counter_id', value + increment_amount, cas=cas)
You can also use sub-document counter operations to increment numeric values within a document containing other content.
Datastructures - List, Map, Set, Queue
You can use collection data structures such as lists, maps, sets and queues in Couchbase. These data structures may be manipulated with basic operations without retrieving and storing the entire document.
See the data structures documentation for each SDK language for details on implementation. Some Python examples are provided below for easy reference, but more advanced Collections frameworks are accessible in Java and dotnet-sdk::datastructures.adoc as well.
Data structures in Couchbase are similar in concept to data structures in, for example, Python:
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Map is like Python
dict
, and is a key-value structure, where a value is accessed by using a key string. -
List is like a Python
list
and is a sequential data structure. Values can be placed in the beginning or end of a list, and can be accessed using numeric indexes. -
Queue is a wrapper over a list which offers FIFO (first-in-first-out) semantics, allowing it to be used as a lightweight job queue.
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Set is a wrapper over a list which provides the ability to handle unique values.
These data structures are stored as JSON documents in Couchbase, and can therefore be accessed using N1QL, Full Text Search, and normal key-value operations. Data structures can also be manipulated using the traditional sub-document and full-document key-value APIs.
To add an item to a map, specify the document ID of the map itself (i.e. the ID which uniquely identifies the map in the server), the key within the map, and the value to store under the key:
bucket.map_add('map_id', 'name', 'Mark Nunberg', create=True)
Data structures can be accessed using their appropriate methods.
Most data access methods will return an ValueResult
-like object with the actual returned value under the value
property.
bucket.list_get(0).value # 'hello'
bucket.map_get('map_id', 'name').value # 'mark nunberg'
Raw Byte Concatenation
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The following methods should not be used with JSON documents. The append and prepend operations operate at the byte level and are unsuitable for dealing with JSON documents. Use these methods only when explicitly dealing with binary or UTF-8 documents. Using the append and prepend methods may invalidate an existing JSON document. You can use sub-document operations if you want to have true JSON-aware prepend and append operations which add values to JSON arrays. |
append(docid, fragment)
prepend(docid, fragment)
The append and prepend operations atomically add bytes to the end or beginning of a binary document. They are an efficient alternative to retrieving a binary document in its entirety, appending the contents locally, and then saving the contents back to the server.
Because these methods do raw string manipulation, they are only suitable for non-JSON documents: Prepending or appending anything to a JSON document will invalidate the JSON and make it unparseable by standard JSON parsers.
The semantics of the append and prepend operations are similar to those of the upsert family of operations, except that they accept the fragment to append as their value, rather than the entire document. These functions may be used to add efficiency for custom binary data structures (such as logs), as they avoid transferring the contents of the entire document for each operation. Consider the following versions (which are equivalent)
# Store the document
cb.upsert('binary_doc', '\x01', format=couchbase.FMT_BYTES)
while True:
# Retrieve the entire document
rv = cb.get('binary_doc')
value = rv.value + '\x02'
try:
# Upload the entire document
cb.replace('binary_doc', value, format=couchbase.FMT_BYTES)
break
except couchbase.exceptions.KeyExistsError:
continue
print repr(cb.get('binary_doc').value)
# Store the document
cb.upsert('binary_doc', '\x01', format=couchbase.FMT_BYTES)
# Append a fragment
cb.append('binary_doc', '\x02', format=couchbase.FMT_BYTES)
print repr(cb.get('binary_doc').value)
Note that since the append operation is done atomically, there is no need for a CAS check (though one can still be supplied if the document must be at a specific state).
Users of the append and prepend operations should ensure that the resulting documents do not become too large. Couchbase has a hard document size limit of 20MB.
Using append and prepend on larger documents may cause performance degradation and memory fragmentation at the server level, as for each append operation the server must allocate memory for the new document size and then append the fragment to the new memory. The performance impact may be significant when document sizes reach beyond 100KB.
Finally, note that while append saves network traffic from the client to server (by only specifying the fragment to append), the entire document is replicated for each mutation. Five append operations on a single 10MB document will result in 50MB of traffic to each replica.
Expiration Overview
Most data in a database is there to be persisted and long-lived. However, the need for transient or temporary data does arise in applications, such as in the case of user sessions, caches, or temporary documents representing a given process ownership. You can use expiration values on documents to handle transient data.
In databases without a built-in expiration feature, dealing with transient data may be cumbersome. To provide "expiration" semantics, applications are forced to record a time stamp in a record, and then upon each access of the record check the time stamp and, if invalid, delete it.
Since some logically ‘expired’ documents might never be accessed by the application, to ensure that temporary records do not persist and occupy storage, a scheduled process is typically also employed to scan the database for expired entries routinely, and to purge those entries that are no longer valid.
Workarounds such as those described above are not required for Couchbase, as it allows applications to declare the lifetime of a given document, eliminating the need to embed "validity" information in documents and eliminating the need for a routine "purge" of logically expired data.
When an application attempts to access a document which has already expired, the server will indicate to the client that the item is not found. The server internally handles the process of determining the validity of the document and removing older, expired documents.
Setting Document Expiration
By default, Couchbase documents do not expire. However, the expiration value may be set for the upsert, replace, and insert operations when modifying data.
Couchbase offers two additional operations for setting the document’s expiration without modifying its contents:
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The get-and-touch operation allows an application to retrieve a document while modifying its expiration time. This method is useful when reading session data from the database: since accessing the data is indicative of it still being "alive", get-and-touch provides a natural way to extend its lifetime.
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The touch operation allows an application to modify a document’s expiration time without otherwise accessing the document. This method is useful when an application is handling a user session but does not need to access the database (for example, if a particular document is already cached locally).
For Couchbase SDKs which accept simple integer expiry values (as opposed to a proper date or time object) allow expiration to be specified in two flavors.
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As an offset from the current time.
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As an absolute Unix time stamp
If the absolute value of the expiry is less than 30 days (such as 60 * 60 * 24 * 30
), it is considered an offset.
If the value is greater, it is considered an absolute time stamp.
It might be preferable for applications to normalize the expiration value, such as by always converting it to an absolute time stamp. The conversion is performed to avoid issues when the intended offset is larger than 30 days, in which case it is taken to mean a Unix time stamp and, as a result, the document will expire automatically as soon as it is stored.
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Note that expired documents are not deleted from the server as soon as they expire. While a request to the server for an expired document will receive a response indicating the document does not exist, expired documents are actually deleted (i.e. cease to occupy storage and RAM) when an expiry pager is run. The expiry pager is a routine internal process which scans the database for items which have expired and promptly removes them from storage.
When gathering resource usage statistics, note that expired-but-not-purged items (such as the expiry pager has not scanned this item yet) will still be considered with respect to the overall storage size and item count.
| Although the API only sets expiry values per document, it is possible that elsewhere in the server, an expiry value is being set for every document in a bucket. Should this be the case, the document TTL may be reduced, and the document may become unavailable to the app sooner than expected. |


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| #define | AUDDFunction_Microhpone 1 |
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| #define | AUDDFunction_MaxNumInterfaces 3 |
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| #define | AUDDFunction_MaxNumSpeakerChannels 3 |
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| #define | AUDDFunction_MaxNumMicrophoneChannels 3 |
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| #define | AUDDFunction_HS_INTERVAL 0x04 |
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| #define | AUDDFunction_FEATUREUNIT_REC AUDD_ID_MicrophoneFU |
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| #define AUDDFunction_FEATUREUNIT AUDD_ID_SpeakerFU |
Playback feature unit ID.
| #define AUDDFunction_FEATUREUNIT_REC AUDD_ID_MicrophoneFU |
Record feature unit ID.
| #define AUDDFunction_FS_INTERVAL 0x01 |
Endpoint polling interval 2^(x-1) * ms.
| #define AUDDFunction_HS_INTERVAL 0x04 |
Endpoint polling interval 2^(x-1) * 125us.
| #define AUDDFunction_INPUTTERMINAL AUDD_ID_SpeakerIT |
Playback input terminal ID.
| #define AUDDFunction_INPUTTERMINAL_REC AUDD_ID_MicrophoneIT |
Record input terminal ID.
| #define AUDDFunction_MaxNumInterfaces 3 |
Max number of interfaces that supported by the function (AC + 2*AS)
| #define AUDDFunction_MaxNumMicrophoneChannels 3 |
Max number of channels supported by microphone stream (including master)
| #define AUDDFunction_MaxNumSpeakerChannels 3 |
Max number of channels supported by speaker stream (including master)
| #define AUDDFunction_Microhpone 1 |
ID for Microphone.
| #define AUDDFunction_OUTPUTTERMINAL AUDD_ID_SpeakerOT |
Playback output terminal ID.
| #define AUDDFunction_OUTPUTTERMINAL_REC AUDD_ID_MicrophoneOT |
Record output terminal ID.
| #define AUDDFunction_Speaker 0 |
ID for Speaker.


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Ever since it was revealed that Paul was sexually abused by his mum's partner years ago, Corrie viewers have been waiting for him to get his comeuppance.
And that wait is finally over when next week the police come knocking on his door.
As Gemma Winter reveals to Chesney Brown that Kel is a paedophile, he's left sickened, especially because of the amount of time he has been spending with his eldest son, Joseph.
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The pair are glad when the police turn up and arrest Paul for the recent break in at Daniel Osbourne's flat, but Bernie Winter also admits that she didn't just tell the police about the burglary, she's also reported him for sexual abuse.
While Paul is reeling at his mum's actions, knowing that it means he will have to give a statement to the police, Kel is left stunned when the police questioning him show him the indecent images they have found on his computer.
Kel knows there is nowhere to hide and warns Bernie that she will regret crossing him... and he is true to his word when he later ends up holding Bernie hostage at No.5.
Thankfully Gemma and Paul rescue their mum before anything sinister can happen, and Bernie promises to be a better mum to the pair of them.
Paul gathers the strength that he has built over the past few weeks after opening up to boyfriend Billy Mayhew and also fellow victim David Platt, and announces that he is determined to see Kel end up behind bars and is ready to make a statement to the police.
Billy is proud of his other half for facing his dark past, and he tells him he has booked an appointment for him to speak with a counsellor at a sexual abuse charity.
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Despite this being something that a few weeks ago Paul would have run a mile from, he puts his nerves to one side and manages to open up to counsellor Andy at the session and tells him about the abuse he suffered at the hands of Kel.
As Andy assures Paul that he has done the hardest part in admitting what happened when he was younger, Paul knows his next step is to talk to the police and make a statement about Kel.
Feeling like a weight has been lifted from his shoulders, Paul is adamant that he will see Kel get the punishment he deserves.
Is this the turning point that will see Paul finally get justice for the years of abuse he has suffered?
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We're extremely excited to announce the new Kicksend iPhone app. It's free, and lets you share large batches of photos, send large videos, receive files in real time, and even share files from other apps. You can get it now on the app store!
Sharing Large Batches
Sending photos using the default iPhone email app is extremely limiting - you can only send four photos at a time. If we take a bunch of awesome photos, we have to repeat this process many times to send them to our friends. With Kicksend for iPhone you can select up to twenty photos at a time and send them to any email address, friend, or even a list of thousands of people in high resolution.
In the initial version of the app, we've limited batch sharing to just photos; we'll be adding videos in the next release.
Share Files from Other Apps
How have we enabled file sharing on the iPhone? Well, we've allowed you to send files from other apps using the Kicksend iPhone app. You can send files that are too big for you to send through email and files that other applications won't normally let you share. If you have a PDF file locked up in an app on your iPhone, all you have to do is choose "Open with Kicksend" and we'll let you send it to anybody you want.
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Receive Files Instantly on Your iPhone, Desktop, and Web
The iPhone app gives you the same great Kicksend experience that you're used to on the desktop or web. When your friends send you files, they show up instantly on all of the devices you have connected. You can stand next to your friend who's using the Kicksend iPhone app, send him a photo or video, and watch it appear on his screen instantly.
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This document describes the main window, its behaviour, and its elements.
The first button is the mainmenu; As in many other menus too, you can tear it off it by selecting the dashed line.
If you want to add a completely new wine to the databes use this. Please read the explanation of the »Next Vintage«-button, too.
This button can only be pressed if you selected one wine from the list. You will get a new window in which you can change anything correspondig to the selected wine.
This button can only be pressed if you selected one wine
from the list. You will get a new entry into your database correspondig
to the selectetd wine, but one year younger. Note that some of your
entries won't be added, because they might have changed with the new
vintage.
If you want to add any other wine from a already in the databes
known winery using this button might be a really good idea - you've only
got to change some things, but don't have to enter everything about the
winery. Due to your filter settings it might be that you won't see a
result of pressing this button (for example the amount of bottles is
zero until you entered the amount - so if you're in front of the
»Available« list ... but in that case you will see an
notice, too).
This button can only be pressed if you selected one wine from the list. You will be asked if you're sure.
Opens the photo window in browser mode in a own window.
There you can type in any string, and by pressing the button or enter the wine list will be updated. Note that the result will also consider any other selectetd filter. Note also that this filter will be last until you press enter or the button with a clear entry.
Here you can select or deselect countries from your wine list:
To select all countries you can deselect all done selections, select all countries, or simply use the »All«-button on the left. If there are too many buttons to fit to window width you can scroll them with the scroll bar on the bottom right.
A single mous click selects a database entry, and a double mouse click opens it in the wine editor.
You can sort the list with a mouse click on the labels on the top line of the list; A second click will invert their order.
As of too many fields their sizes can't be changed within the list - therefore use the preferences.
On Microsoft Windows the mouse wheel scroll seems not to work - not my fault. Trust me, with open source software such things work ;)
It was planed to make it optical penetrably which wine is white - instead of reading the word »White« in the list (would also be smaller, which means more space for other relevant informations). But: With a nice, small sign it isn't possible to differ between Red and Rosé, and a bigger one figured out to be ugly. The next side effect was: Much slower (on the authors very old computer). So you can get it if you want (it's in the preferences), but by default you see t he word instead of a color box.
If you click on a selected button it will be deactivated - so the (superfluous) »All« button will be activated.
All database entries with an amount greater than zero are displayed.
All database entries with an amount greater than zero and none taste note or drink history are displayed.
All database entries with an amount greater than zero and a valid date of »Next Bottle« are displayed.
Any database entry which is written/changed in the last five days is displayed. So it's easy to find a opened wine with amount zero to add a tasting note etc.
If you activate »Bio«, only wines with a not false or unset bio entry are listed. Of course this button only makes sense if you've filled out the corresponding entries carefully.
On startup it will tell you where your database and where this
software is stored on your drive.
If you select a wine, you will see the wine name and vintage
completely.
Additional you get a short summary of your wine cellar.
A usable window manager draws a new window on a proper place on your desktop. As this software runs with various systems (and as the author notices that the most popular computer system has great trouble with such really basic stuff ...), you can predefine the behaviour of the window placement in the preferences.
There are also other settings which are relevant for the window itself; The size corresponds to your settings of:


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Networks, June 1990
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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Makes 12
Dietary
'Everlasting syllabub' is so called because it keeps well for several hours before serving. If you make the meringue the day before, assembling these petits fours will be quick and easy.
For the syllabub, place the dessert wine, brandy, lemon zest and juice and sugar in a small bowl and stir until the sugar has dissolved. Cover the bowl with cling film and leave overnight.
Preheat the oven to 125C/250F/Gas ½. Line two large baking trays with greaseproof paper. Draw 12 x 6cm/2½in circles with pencil on one of sheets of paper.
For the meringue baskets, mix the sugar and blackcurrant powder and set aside.
Whisk the egg whites until they form stiff peaks then add the water and continue whisking for two more minutes. Gradually whisk in the sugar mixture, until all of the sugar has been added and the meringue is firm and glossy.
Spoon the mixture into a piping bag fitted with a plain 1cm/½in nozzle. Pipe circles onto the paper using the pencil lines to guide you, then pipe a further two rings on top to make the ‘walls’ of the baskets.
For the meringue sticks, mix the sugar and raspberry powder and set aside.
Whisk the egg whites until they form stiff peaks then add the water and continue whisking for two more minutes. Gradually whisk in the sugar mixture, until all of the sugar has been added and the meringue is firm and glossy.
Spoon the mixture into a piping bag fitted with a plain 1cm/½in nozzle. Pipe 5cm/2in sticks onto the other baking tray.
Bake the meringues for 40 minutes then reduce the heat to 110C/225F/Gas ¼ and bake for a further two hours. Remove the meringues from the oven and carefully transfer to a wire rack to cool.
Meanwhile, finish the syllabub. Strain the liquid into a large bowl and add a large pinch of nutmeg. Pour in the cream and beat with a wire whisk until it just holds its shape, being careful not to overbeat or it will curdle. Transfer to a clean bowl and chill until ready to use.
To assemble the meringues, spoon or pipe the syllabub into the meringue baskets and garnish with the fruit and basil leaves. Serve the meringue sticks on the side for 'dipping'.


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Data Structures |
| struct | DRIVE |
Defines |
| #define | _DRIVE_H |
| #define | MOD_ID MOD_DRIVE |
| #define | DRIVEF_ON 0x0100 |
| #define | DRIVEF_STALL_PROTECT_ON 0x0200 |
| #define | DRIVEF_STALLED 0x0400 |
| #define | MOTOR_MIN_VALUE -100 |
| #define | MOTOR_MAX_VALUE 100 |
| #define | MIN_STALL_POWER 20 |
| #define | STALL_TIME 2000 |
| #define | NORMALIZE_DRIVE(x, m, n) NORMALIZE(x, m, n, MOTOR_MIN_VALUE, MOTOR_MAX_VALUE) |
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| void | DriveStop (__out DRIVE &drive) |
| void | DriveReset (__out DRIVE &drive) |
| void | DriveInit (__out DRIVE &drive, __in int leftMotor, __in int rightMotor, __in float distPerClick, __in float degreesPerClick) |
| void | DriveStallProtect (__inout DRIVE &drive, __in bool fOn) |
| void | DriveTank (__out DRIVE &drive, __in int leftPower, __in int rightPower) |
| void | DriveArcade (__out DRIVE &drive, __in int drivePower, __in int turnPower) |
| void | DriveTask (__inout DRIVE &drive) |
Define Documentation
| #define DRIVEF_STALL_PROTECT_ON 0x0200 |
| #define DRIVEF_STALLED 0x0400 |
| #define MIN_STALL_POWER 20 |
| #define MOTOR_MAX_VALUE 100 |
| #define MOTOR_MIN_VALUE -100 |
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| drivePower | Specifies the drive power. |
| turnPower | Specifies the turn power. |
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| object | Promise which resolved with the updated list item from the server. |
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DOHA: Football fans prone to seasickness may need to consider alternatives, but supporters with sealegs will be able to stay on one of two giant cruise liners during the 2022 Qatar World Cup.
Organisers said on Monday (Nov 18) they had agreed with Swiss-based MSC Cruises for two of its 16 ships with a combined total of 4,000 cabins to be berthed in Doha Port during the tournament.
The vessels "will give fans a spectacular view of (Doha's) West Bay skyline", Qatar's Supreme Committee for Delivery said in a statement.
"Chartering cruise liners for fans has long been part of Qatar's accommodation strategy, with the country keen to offer sustainable solutions for the month-long tournament, which will kick-off on November 21, 2022."
British tabloids have speculated that alcohol could be permitted onboard despite Qatar's strict Islamic rules governing alcohol consumption, leading to headlines encouraging "booze cruise for fans".
Under the agreement, the value of which was not given, the MSC Europa and MSC Poesia will be used to accommodate fans.
The MSC Europa will be delivered in 2022 and is due to be powered by liquefied natural gas, the statement said. The MSC Poesia features three swimming pools, 14 bars and a waterfall, according to the ship map.
Gas-rich Qatar opened a new temporary passenger terminal at Doha Port in October as it seeks to increase the number of cruise ships calling in the Gulf state.
Authorities said the terminal will serve until the completion of a port expansion plan due in 2022.
Qatar expects to host some 1.5 million visitors during world football's premier event.


Keeping your Node.js dependencies up to date is a real problem. Even the core
Node.js team is calling for "building and documenting guidance, tools and processes that businesses can use to identify packages on which they depend". But then again, Node.js apps typically have hundreds or thousands of indirect dependencies. Do you really have time to watch your inbox like a hawk in case GitHub starts complaining about a "security vulnerability" in a one-line dev dependency? Is it even worth it for you to bump your package-lock.json
to account for the recent release of<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, or are you falling victim to Parkinson's law of triviality?
I’m genuinely speechless pic.twitter.com/6rY2bAA8BP
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How Often Should You Update Dependencies?
Tools like Renovate and Greenkeeper are great, but they solve a low value problem. Bumping a dependency is easy. Figuring out whether it is worthwhile to do so is hard.
Upgrading dependencies always introduces some degree of risk. Semver indicates the package author's intent. Semver is is not a strict guarantee that a change won't break your code. For example, suppose you depend on v1.0.0 of a package 'foo'. The 'foo' package exports a class with a function bar()
. Your code has a class that extends from Foo
and adds a function baz()
.
const Foo = require('foo');
class MyFoo extends Foo {
baz() { /* My custom `baz()` function */ }
}
Now, let's say there's a new release<EMAIL_ADDRESS>that introduces a cool baz()
function which bar()
calls. Now your class may no longer be compatible.
class Foo {
bar() { this.baz(); }
baz() { console.log('Base'); }
}
class MyFoo extends Foo {
baz() { console.log('Sub'); }
}
new MyFoo().bar(); // Prints "Sub"
So you wait to upgrade. But then there's a critical security flaw that is patched in<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and you're still using 1.0.0. So you're stuck either running a server with a potential DoS, or digging through all the changes between 1.0.0 and 1.4.2 to figure out where your code is incompatible.
There are two extremes here: using Greenkeeper and always merging the latest version, or pegging exact dependencies and never upgrading. What if, instead of either upgrading immediately or never, you upgraded your dependencies regularly, say every 6 months? Of course, if there's a critical security issue in a production dependency, you upgrade ASAP. But upgrading regularly helps make sure critical upgrades are not too painful.
December is a great time to run some upgrades, unless you work for Amazon and are slammed with people buying Holiday gifts. If business is slow in December, take some time to go through your package.json
and upgrade to the latest version. Consider it a Christmas present for your future self.
This Week's Releases
Here are the most popular packages that published new releases to npm this week. Packages are ranked by downloads in November 2018, and versions are broken down by major, minor, and patch releases.
Major
1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>An Esprima-compatible JavaScript parser built on Acorn
2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Get details about the current Continuous Integration environment
3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Detect if the current environment is a CI server
4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A library for deep (recursive) merging of Javascript objects
5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Official React bindings for Redux
6<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Lightweight, beautiful and user-friendly prompts
7<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Are these two JavaScript values equal?
8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Resolve URL pathnames using JavaScript
9<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Get an array of recursive directory contents
10<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The ESLint custom parser for .vue
files.
Minor
1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Babel Types is a Lodash-esque utility library for AST nodes
2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Standard library
3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Turns an AST into code.
4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>regexpu’s core functionality (i.e. rewritePattern(pattern, flag)
), capable of translating ES6 Unicode regular expressions to ES5.
5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>correct invalid SPDX expressions
6<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A JavaScript parser
7<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Parse CSS and add vendor prefixes to CSS rules using values from the Can I Use website
8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Parsing the JavaScript's RegExp in JavaScript.
9<EMAIL_ADDRESS>babel's modular runtime helpers
10<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Packs CommonJs/AMD modules for the browser. Allows to split your codebase into multiple bundles, which can be loaded on demand. Support loaders to preprocess files, i.e. json, jsx, es7, css, less, ... and your custom stuff.
Patch
1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>TypeScript definitions for Node.js
2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>all the types of nodes in htmlparser2's dom
3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Share target browsers between different front-end tools, like Autoprefixer, Stylelint and babel-env-preset
4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A collection of common interactive command line user interfaces.
5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Flatten nested arrays
6<EMAIL_ADDRESS>General purpose node utilities
7<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Provides a list of electron-to-chromium version mappings
8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Flexible ascii progress bar
9<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A smaller version of caniuse-db, with only the essentials!
10<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Various hash functions that could be run by both browser and node
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The is-ci package was the topic of the tweet at the beginning of this article. Why on Earth is a one-line package so popular? The download count can be partially explained by lerna 2.x and ava, but not entirely. The biggest package that depends on is-ci
is actually husky.
Before you write off is-ci
, remember it not a library you can reasonably implement yourself. It is actually a convenient wrapper around the ci-info
package, which in turn tells you exactly which CI you're running on. Keeping track of all the CI providers out there is a daunting task. The<EMAIL_ADDRESS>release removed support for old Node.js versions and made Microsoft Team Foundation Server equivalent to Azure Pipelines.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>React-redux 6.0.0 landed recently. The backwards breaking changes were minimal. Most notably, they dropped support for React < 16.4 because they started using the React Context API. You can read more here.
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There were 65,391 new releases between November 30 and December 7. How many of those affect you? Check out JSReport for Slack and keep up to date with the JavaScript libraries you depend on.


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The RMI module has several RMI templates available from the New
Wizard. You can use the templates to generate Java source files
(.java
files) for the different parts of RMI
programs. The kind of RMI program you are writing determines the files
you need to generate.
Remote interface files are Java interfaces that extend
java.rmi.Remote
. The remote interface defines the
interface of an RMI server. It is compiled to create the stub and
skeleton files that enable a client and a server to communicate. On the
server side, you need a remote interface in the package with your
implementation class. On the client side, you need to know the method
signatures declared in the remote interface, because your client will
be invoking these methods. You also need a remote interface, which is
required for compiling.
You can use an existing remote interface or you can write your own:
The RMI templates include a template named Remote that generates a remote interface that you complete in the IDE's editing window. The template wizard provides support for writing a remote interface, it provides you with dialog boxes that enable you to add interface elements in correct syntax.
The files you need for a client-side program are:
If you are writing a client program to access an existing RMI server, you need a copy of the remote interface, which contains method signatures for the server-side methods your program can invoke.
The files you need for a server-side program are:
The RMI module generates implementation classes that include their own startup code. This means that they create instances of themselves, export themselves, and register themselves with an RMI registry. You can generate an implementation class with the RMI templates.
After generating an implementation class, you need to write the business logic. If your business logic is complex, you can supplement the public methods declared in the remote interface with private methods that are invoked by the declared remote methods.
If you are using the RMI templates to generate your server-side files, you should generate and complete a remote interface (or obtain a copy of an existing interface) before generating the other server-side files.
| See also | |
|---|---|
| RMI Technology
Steps for Creating an RMI Program |


Bella Thorne celebrates ‘getting her period’ by dancing around in a bikini
Apparently it’s a good time to be Bella Thorne right now, as the model shared a rather candid routine into celebrating getting her period.
Indeed.
The author/actor/singer/director wanted to let us all know it was that time of the month this weekend as she shared some throwback shots of her partying in a bikini and generally loving life.
You can hardly fault her for doing her thing and if we can’t well celebrate what we want in 2019 then when can we, eh?
Taking to Instagram, the 22-year-old shared three shots of herself in a black, string bikini on what appeared to be a boat.
‘I woke up with my period and this is how excited I am,’ she wrote, with her face clearly epically joyous at whatever she was celebrating at the time, as she held a beer.
The shots were a throwback to when she was merrily dancing on a yacht during the 4 July celebrations while vacationing off the coast of Sicily.
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Most of her followers ignored the whole period note as they chimed in on how gorgeous the star’s smile was, with one hailing her a ‘goddess’.
It comes after Bella joked it was a ‘miracle’ she was wearing clothes recently, as she stepped into her wardrobe and picked something other than a bikini.
Last week she posted a series of selfies online wearing a white ensemble that consisted of a white, button up and a ripped miniskirt.
Evidently feeling herself in the matching outfit, Bella posed in the mirror for a bunch of selfies, zoomed in at different angles.
She wrote in the caption, with what we can only imagine to be a smirk: ‘It’s a miracle I’m covered ;).’
With her newly-greened hair, fans were going wild for the outfit and vibe, as they flocked to the comments section.
We can see where her caption has come from as even though she’s outside, in public, and apparently the ‘right’ thing to do is to not be naked, the star is often sharing pics of herself in various states of undress for sometimes no other reason than that she ruddy feels like it, ok?
Last week she shared a shot of herself in the shower covering her breasts and turning away from the camera in a duo of arty shots, while last month she shared a topless shot of herself posing in the mirror.
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Fresh Graduate Student from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics . Near Graduation.
Major in Information Management & Information Systems | Minor in Statistics
Relevant Coursework: Regression Analysis, Advanced Operations Research, Dynamic Programming, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Application of Sampling Techniques, Financial Time Series Analysis.
Interested in Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Learning (NLP), Data Analysis etc.
Temporarily addicted to Video Editing, Funny 'Photoshop'.
Always record life bit by bit: Reading Notes in @xxx, Food Diary @行走的冰箱
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As part of a university wide effort to increase enrollment and retention at the University of Montana, I worked with the Davidson Honors College to design new materials to distribute during recruiting visits. The goal was a clean modern design that used the university color themes and incorporated photos of actual DHC students.
As part of a university wide effort to increase enrollment and retention at the University of Montana, I worked with the Davidson Honors College to design new materials to explain the path to graduating with honors. The goal was to create a simple graphical representation that made the requirements seem less daunting to students and improve enrollment and retention in the DHC.
fitness magazine mockup for Intro to Illustrator Spring 2016
This project was for my Introduction to Illustrator class at the University of Montana. The parameters were to use Illsutraor to build a magazine from scratch with a cover, two-page article, and full-page ad. We could choose any theme or images that we wanted, but we had to create our own vector assets. We also made an ePub version of the magazine, complete with external links.
Date: April 2016
Client: None
Category: Graphic Design
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This ad was created to advertise the Schwanke Honors Institute Resident Assistant job opening on the social media page of the Davidson Honors College. See the DHC website for more details.
This project was design mockup for my Intro to Photoshop class. The assignment was to research The Lil' Smokies band and their style, then create a poster for an imaginary concert.
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| enum | AttTypes { CData = 0, ID = 1, IDRef = 2, IDRefs = 3, Entity = 4, Entities = 5, NmToken = 6, NmTokens = 7, Notation = 8, Enumeration = 9, Simple = 10, Any_Any = 11, Any_Other = 12, Any_List = 13, AttTypes_Count, AttTypes_Min = 0, AttTypes_Max = 13, AttTypes_Unknown = -1 } |
| enum | DefAttTypes { Default = 0, Fixed = 1, Required = 2, Required_And_Fixed = 3, Implied = 4, ProcessContents_Skip = 5, ProcessContents_Lax = 6, ProcessContents_Strict = 7, Prohibited = 8, DefAttTypes_Count, DefAttTypes_Min = 0, DefAttTypes_Max = 8, DefAttTypes_Unknown = -1 } |
| enum | CreateReasons { NoReason, JustFaultIn } |
Public Member Functions | |
Destructor | |
| virtual | ~XMLAttDef () |
| Destructor. More... | |
Virtual interface | |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getFullName () const =0 |
| Get the full name of this attribute type. More... | |
| virtual void | reset ()=0 |
| The derived class should implement any cleaning up required between each use of an instance of this class for validation. More... | |
Getter methods | |
| DefAttTypes | getDefaultType () const |
| Get the default type of this attribute type. More... | |
| const XMLCh * | getEnumeration () const |
| Get the enumeration value (if any) of this attribute type. More... | |
| XMLSize_t | getId () const |
| Get the pool id of this attribute type. More... | |
| AttTypes | getType () const |
| Get the type of this attribute. More... | |
| const XMLCh * | getValue () const |
| Get the default/fixed value of this attribute (if any.) More... | |
| CreateReasons | getCreateReason () const |
| Get the create reason for this attribute. More... | |
| bool | isExternal () const |
| Indicate whether this attribute has been declared externally. More... | |
| MemoryManager * | getMemoryManager () const |
| Get the plugged-in memory manager. More... | |
Setter methods | |
| void | setDefaultType (const XMLAttDef::DefAttTypes newValue) |
| Set the default attribute type. More... | |
| void | setId (const XMLSize_t newId) |
| Set the pool id for this attribute type. More... | |
| void | setType (const XMLAttDef::AttTypes newValue) |
| Set the type of this attribute type. More... | |
| void | setValue (const XMLCh *const newValue) |
| Set the default/fixed value of this attribute type. More... | |
| void | setEnumeration (const XMLCh *const newValue) |
| Set the enumerated value of this attribute type. More... | |
| void | setCreateReason (const CreateReasons newReason) |
| Update the create reason for this attribute type. More... | |
| void | setExternalAttDeclaration (const bool aValue) |
| Set the attribute decl to indicate external declaration. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from XMemory | |
| void * | operator new (size_t size) |
| This method overrides operator new. More... | |
| void * | operator new (size_t size, MemoryManager *memMgr) |
| This method defines a custom operator new, that will use the provided memory manager to perform the allocation. More... | |
| void * | operator new (size_t size, void *ptr) |
| This method overrides placement operator new. More... | |
| void | operator delete (void *p) |
| This method overrides operator delete. More... | |
| void | operator delete (void *p, MemoryManager *memMgr) |
| This method provides a matching delete for the custom operator new. More... | |
| void | operator delete (void *p, void *ptr) |
| This method provides a matching delete for the placement new. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
Public, static methods | |
| static const XMLCh * | getAttTypeString (const AttTypes attrType, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Get a string representation of the passed attribute type enum. More... | |
| static const XMLCh * | getDefAttTypeString (const DefAttTypes attrType, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Get a string representation of the passed def attribute type enum. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const unsigned int | fgInvalidAttrId |
Protected Member Functions | |
| XMLAttDef (const AttTypes type=CData, const DefAttTypes defType=Implied, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) | |
| XMLAttDef (const XMLCh *const attValue, const AttTypes type, const DefAttTypes defType, const XMLCh *const enumValues=0, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from XMemory | |
| XMemory () | |
| Protected default constructor. More... | |
Represents the core information of an attribute definition.
This class defines the basic characteristics of an attribute, no matter what type of validator is used. If a particular schema associates more information with an attribute it will create a derivative of this class. So this class provides an abstract way to get basic information on attributes from any type of validator.
This class supports keyed collection semantics on the fully qualified attribute name, by providing a getKey() method to extract the key string. getKey(), in this case, just calls the virtual method getFullName() to get the fully qualified name, as defined by the derived class.
Note that the 'value' of an attribute type definition is the default or of fixed value given to it in its definition. If the attribute is of the enumerated or notation type, it will have an 'enumeration value' as well which is a space separated list of its possible vlaues.
| enum XMLAttDef::AttTypes |
|
virtual |
Destructor.
|
protected |
|
protected |
|
static |
Get a string representation of the passed attribute type enum.
This method allows you to get a textual representation of an attribute type, mostly for debug or display.
| attrType | The attribute type value to get the string for. |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| XMLAttDef::CreateReasons XMLAttDef::getCreateReason | ( | ) | const |
Get the create reason for this attribute.
This method returns an enumeration which indicates why this attribute declaration exists.
|
static |
Get a string representation of the passed def attribute type enum.
This method allows you to get a textual representation of an default attributetype, mostly for debug or display.
| attrType | The default attribute type value to get the string for. |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| XMLAttDef::DefAttTypes XMLAttDef::getDefaultType | ( | ) | const |
Get the default type of this attribute type.
This method returns the 'default type' of the attribute. Default type in this case refers to the XML concept of a default type for an attribute, i.e. #FIXED, #IMPLIED, etc...
| const XMLCh * XMLAttDef::getEnumeration | ( | ) | const |
Get the enumeration value (if any) of this attribute type.
If the attribute is of an enumeration or notation type, then this method will return a const reference to a string that contains the space separated values that can the attribute can have.
|
pure virtual |
Get the full name of this attribute type.
The derived class should return a const pointer to the full name of this attribute. This will vary depending on the type of validator in use.
| XMLSize_t XMLAttDef::getId | ( | ) | const |
Get the pool id of this attribute type.
This method will return the id of this attribute in the validator's attribute pool. It was set by the validator when this attribute was created.
| MemoryManager * XMLAttDef::getMemoryManager | ( | ) | const |
Get the plugged-in memory manager.
This method returns the plugged-in memory manager user for dynamic memory allocation/deallocation.
| XMLAttDef::AttTypes XMLAttDef::getType | ( | ) | const |
Get the type of this attribute.
Gets the type of this attribute. This type is represented by an enum that converts the types of attributes allowed by XML, e.g. CDATA, NMTOKEN, NOTATION, etc...
| const XMLCh * XMLAttDef::getValue | ( | ) | const |
Get the default/fixed value of this attribute (if any.)
If the attribute defined a default/fixed value, then it is stored and this method will retrieve it. If it has non, then a null pointer is returned.
| bool XMLAttDef::isExternal | ( | ) | const |
Indicate whether this attribute has been declared externally.
This method returns a boolean that indicates whether this attribute has been declared externally.
|
pure virtual |
The derived class should implement any cleaning up required between each use of an instance of this class for validation.
| void XMLAttDef::setCreateReason | ( | const CreateReasons | newReason | ) |
Update the create reason for this attribute type.
This method will update the 'create reason' field for this attribute decl object.
| newReason | The new create reason. |
| void XMLAttDef::setDefaultType | ( | const XMLAttDef::DefAttTypes | newValue | ) |
Set the default attribute type.
This method sets the default attribute type for this attribute. This setting controls whether the attribute is required, fixed, implied, etc...
| newValue | The new default attribute to set |
| void XMLAttDef::setEnumeration | ( | const XMLCh *const | newValue | ) |
Set the enumerated value of this attribute type.
This method sets the enumerated/notation value list for this attribute type. It is a space separated set of possible values. These values must meet the constrains of the XML spec for such values of this type of attribute. This should only be set if the setType() method is used to set the type to the enumeration or notation types.
| newValue | The new enumerated/notation value list to set. |
References XMLString::replicate().
| void XMLAttDef::setExternalAttDeclaration | ( | const bool | aValue | ) |
Set the attribute decl to indicate external declaration.
| aValue | The new value to indicate external declaration. |
| void XMLAttDef::setId | ( | const XMLSize_t | newId | ) |
Set the pool id for this attribute type.
This method sets the pool id of this attribute type. This is usually called by the validator that creates the actual instance (which is of a derived type known only by the validator.)
| newId | The new pool id to set. |
| void XMLAttDef::setType | ( | const XMLAttDef::AttTypes | newValue | ) |
Set the type of this attribute type.
This method will set the type of the attribute. The type of an attribute controls how it is normalized and what kinds of characters it can hold.
| newValue | The new attribute type to set |
| void XMLAttDef::setValue | ( | const XMLCh *const | newValue | ) |
Set the default/fixed value of this attribute type.
This method set the fixed/default value for the attribute. This value will be used when instances of this attribute type are faulted in. It must be a valid value for the type set by setType(). If the type is enumeration or notation, this must be one of the valid values set in the setEnumeration() call.
| newValue | The new fixed/default value to set. |
References XMLString::replicate().
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Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
foampy.case module¶
Module to contain Case
object.
foampy.core module¶
Core functionality for foamPy.
-
foampy.core.
gen_dynmeshdict
(U, R, meantsr, cellzone=’AMIsurface’, rpm_fluc=3.7, npoints=400, axis=’(0 0 1)’, direction=1)[source]¶ Generates a dynamicMeshDict for a given U, R, meantsr, and an optional rpm fluctuation amplitude. Phase is fixed.
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foampy.core.
get_n_processors
(casedir=’./’, dictpath=’system/decomposeParDict’)[source]¶ Read number of processors from decomposeParDict.
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foampy.core.
get_ncells
(casedir=’./’, logname=’log.checkMesh’, keyword=’cells’, autogen=True)[source]¶
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foampy.core.
get_solver_times
(casedir=’./’, solver=None, log_fpath=None, window=400)[source]¶ Read last N lines from file solver log and return t (current Time), deltaT, and clockTime.
-
foampy.core.
load_forces
(casedir=’./’, object_name=’forces’, start_time=0)[source]¶ Load forces and moments as a pandas DataFrame.
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foampy.core.
load_probes_data
(casedir=’./’, object_name=’probes’, start_time=0, field_name=’U’)[source]¶ Load probes data as pandas
DataFrame
.
-
foampy.core.
load_sample_xy
(casedir=’./’, profile=’U’)[source]¶ Import text data created with the OpenFOAM sample utility.
-
foampy.core.
load_set
(casedir=’./’, name=’profile’, quantity=’U’, fmt=’xy’, axis=’xyz’)[source]¶ Import text data created with the OpenFOAM sample utility.
-
foampy.core.
load_theta_omega
(casedir=”, t_interp=[], theta_units=’degrees’)[source]¶ Import omega from
dynamicMeshDict
table. Returns t, theta, omega (rad/s) where theta is calculated using the trapezoidal rule.t_interp is a keyword argument for an array over which omega and theta will be interpolated.
-
foampy.core.
load_torque_drag
(casedir=”, folder=‘0’, filename=None, torque_axis=’z’, drag_axis=’x’)[source]¶ Loads time, z-axis torque, and streamwise force from specified forces folder. Case name can be left empty if running within a case folder.
-
foampy.core.
read_case
()[source]¶ Will eventually read all case dicts and put in a hierarchy of dicts.
-
foampy.core.
read_dict
(dictname=None, dictpath=None, casedir=’./’)[source]¶ Read an OpenFOAM dict into a Python dict. Right now this is quite crude, but gets the job done decently for 1 word parameters.
-
foampy.core.
read_log_end
(logname, nlines=20)[source]¶ Read last lines from log and return as a list.
foampy.dictionaries module¶
Functions for reading and writing dictionaries.
-
foampy.dictionaries.
build_header
(dictobject=”, version=‘2.3.x’, fileclass=’dictionary’, incl_foamfile=True)[source]¶ Creates the header for an OpenFOAM dictionary. Inputs are the object and version.
foampy.foil module¶
Module for working with foil data.
-
class
foampy.foil.
FoilData
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Object that represents a foil characteristic database.
foampy.gui module¶
foampy.templates module¶
Code related to templating.
-
foampy.templates.
fill_template
(src, dest=None, **params)[source]¶ Fill a template file based on given parameters using new style Python string formatting.
-
foampy.templates.
gen_from_template_dir
(fpath_out, template_dir=’templates’, fname_out=None, **params)[source]¶ Generate a file from a template with the same relative path inside
template_dir
.
-
foampy.templates.
make_template
(fpath, template_dir=’templates’, keywords=[], git=True, delete=True)[source]¶ Convert an OpenFOAM dictionary to a template for use with Python’s string formatting.
- fpath : str
- Path to file to be converted to a template.
- template_dir : str
- Path to directory in which to store templates.
- keywords : list
- List of strings to setup as formatted keywords in template.
- git : bool
- If
True
, attempt to remove file from Git repo and add to.gitignore
file.
foampy.types module¶
This module contains classes to work with custom OpenFOAM classes, e.g., lists and dictionaries.
-
class
foampy.types.
BlockMeshDict
(name=’blockMeshDict’, casedir=’./’, subdir=’system’)[source]¶ Bases:
foampy.types.FoamDict
Object to represent a blockMeshDict.
-
class
foampy.types.
FoamDict
(name=”, casedir=’./’, subdir=’system’, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
collections.OrderedDict
Object that represents an OpenFOAM dictionary.


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Given a ring R
and a natural number n
, I'd like to use the free module R^n
? Does Mathlib contain a definition for this? So far I can't find it.
Poking around I see that there is dfinsupp.to_module
, which I could obviously use to define R^n
but this seems rather heavyweight, which brings me to my second question: is there a case to be made for creating the following:
instance (n : ℕ) (R : Type u) [ring R] : add_comm_group (vector R n) := { zero := sorry, add := sorry, add_assoc := sorry, zero_add := sorry, add_zero := sorry, neg := sorry, add_left_neg := sorry, add_comm := sorry }
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).
Aha, thank you! I will chase that down :D
Similar to the free algebra (polynomials) discussed a while ago, we might need to introduce a type class free_module
, and maybe it should carry a basis around with it. Because in practice you might also end up with finsupp (fin n) R
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I don't have a feeling for whether we want an actual predicate, or whether we should carry the data of a basis around.
But introducing something that unifies all different n
-dimensional free module constructions seems like a good move to me.
This is I guess because one will want to prove things about free modules (eg free modules are flat, free modules are projective) for one type and then hope to deduce it for all the other types. So we're supposed to prove 'if it satisfies these free module axioms then it is projective", right? That's the dependent type theory way of doing this I guess
Thank you both for these comments. For now I am unblocked by the advice to use fin n → R
, but I will keep in mind these remarks and cook up a PR if something crystalises.
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This is a project that I (bjdixon) have been playing with. It's a utility that should allow one to look up bus or streetcar routes and ultimately receive predictions for the next arrival at specified stops.
The data is provided by NextBus via a self hosted version of the Restbus JSON API.
Any issues can be logged at the project issues page and pull requests will be gratefully received.


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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian ex-leader Najib Razak’s first trial linked to the 1MDB scandal will proceed after a judge ruled Monday that prosecutors had made a sufficient case, boosting efforts to bring him to justice over the mammoth fraud.
The former prime minister must enter his defense on seven charges related to the theft of 42 million ringgit ($10.1 million) from a former unit of sovereign wealth fund 1MDB, judge Mohamad Nazlan Mohamad Ghazali told the High Court in Kuala Lumpur.


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Sometimes you need to know whether a model/collection is interacting with the server or not. Backbone SOS can help you track this in a very decoupled way, by keeping the loading state where it belongs (inside your model/collection).
Here is a dummy example of how you can write views that "react" accondingly to this loading state, and make your app feel snappier.


23-Jun-2017 | Milku
Have our 30DaysWild activities worked?
It's Day 23 of 30 Days Wild and it's time to review some of the activities we started early in June.
One of our first activities for 30 Days Wild was trying to gather some seed hitchhikers from wellies. ( Click to see the original post about seed hitchhikers). We’ve left the mud scrapings in a tray of compost for about three weeks now and can now reveal…
...that only two tiny grass shoots have grown. You have to look very hard to spot them in the photo, but trust me, they’re there. It's a bit disappointing that more seeds didn’t take the opportunity of relocating from Lytham St Annes to Blackpool. I suppose that many humans would think that wasn’t a sensible move either…tsk! Blackpool’s a great place. If you’re not lucky enough to already live here then you should come to visit.
Next up was our spider catcher. This was carefully constructed out of a y-shaped tree branch, with another branch lashed across the top to form an enclosed triangle.
This was set into the garden in the hope that some spiders would move in. There are webs there, albeit that the recent breezes have taken their toll on some of them. You might have to take my word that there is a web in the catcher as, apparently, it was difficult to photograph.
Given their enthusiasm for growing things, if not eating the results, my humans decided to try out making liquid compost. All they had to do was gather some nice green leaves and weeds and leave them to soak in water.
I think my humans should have covered the bucket because the rain we’ve had will have diluted the concoction. Even so, something is happening in there. It smells dreadful and is attracting flies, but then the instructions my humans are following did warn them about that. It doesn’t look much better.
They still don’t think it’s ready for using on the garden. I think they’re worried that they’ll kill some plants if they do use it.


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Extensible Haskell front-end for the Programatica project
What is in this directory (base/parse2)
This directory contains a new version of the base language lexer and
parser. There are two main differences from the old version.
Changes to the parser
The new parser produces a variant av the abstract syntax where every
identifier is paired with its position in the source file. This
variant of the syntax is defined in module PosSyntax
. It
reuses the names of all types from the plain abstract syntax, to
minimize the number of changes required in the grammar file. The type
used for identifiers with source position is called SN
and defined in module SourceNames
.
(See also the slides from the talk
A Lexer for Haskell
in Haskell).
Instead of being handwritten in Haskell, the new lexer is generated from a
lexical syntax specification. The advantages with this approach are that
- it allows the lexer to be implemented in a modular way, closely
resembling the specification in the Haskell report, so it should be
much easier to verify that the implementation agrees with what the
Haskell report specifies. (The old lexer was buggy.)
- it should be much easier to adapt the implementation to changes of
the Haskell report (and there has been subtle changes in the lexical
syntax in every new version of the Haskell report, I believe).
(The old lexer was outdated.)
- it is still as efficient as the old handwritten, monolithic lexer.
The specification is expressed in Haskell, using simple regular
expression combinators, and then compiled to a
DFA
using standard text book algorithms. The regular expression compiler is
implemented in Haskell, and the DFAs it generates are output in the form
of Haskell source code.
Two pieces of handwritten code accompany the automatically generated
code:
- A small function to recognize nested comments, since these can't be
described using regular expressions.
- Functions to implement Haskell's layout convention.
The structure of the implementation of these closely follow the
specifications in the Haskell report
(appendix B.3).
Subdirectories
Lexer
- Handwritten and automatically generated code for the lexer.
LexerGen
- The regular expression compiler.
LexerSpec
- The lexical syntax specification for Haskell 98 (based on appendix B.2).
Parser
- The Happy parser for the context free grammar (based on appendix B.4).


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With sslscout administrators can configure automatic periodic checks of their websites with the different SSL-configuration checking services, and get email notifications when the site rating changes.


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