Billy Joe Saunders eyes Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez after Marcelo Esteban Coceres win
Billy Joe Saunders says he wants to fight Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez but admitted there was "something missing" as he laboured to a knockout win over Marcelo Esteban Coceres in Los Angeles.
Saunders, 30, floored Argentina's Coceres three times in the 11th round, prompting a stoppage, to defend his WBO world super-middleweight title.
The Briton, on his US debut, conceded "it wasn't a world class performance".
"Canelo may look at that and think now is the time to get me," said Saunders.
"I knocked him out when I knew I had to. I thought 'you have to stop him' and I stopped him.
"I knew I had to dig very deep. I am not one to make excuses. I came over here five days out, nine hours' time difference, I haven't slept right for five days.
"Tonight wasn't a world-class performance, it was a world class finish but not a world class performance. That shows you what sort of a fighter I am.
 I have to look at the performance. I was trying to get my feet working, it was like I was dipped in glue. There was something missing, maybe it was the travel, I don't know."
'Canelo and rivals may fancy their chances'
Saunders' win arrived on the undercard of KSI's victory over YouTube rival Logan Paul, while elsewhere on the card American lightweight Devin Haney defended his WBC world title with a points win over Alfredo Santiago.
A solid left hook and right uppercut in the 11th round from Saunders floored his rival and helped secure a 29th win from as many contests as Coceres fell to defeat for the first time in a 30-fight career.
Promoter Eddie Hearn said he felt Saunders was at risk of defeat had he not found the knockout, adding: "He showed a lot of heart to come back from that as his tank was empty, he was flat."
Saunders defended his world title in the 168lb super-middleweight division for the first time and now hopes to secure a shot at Mexico's Alvarez, who holds versions of a world title at middleweight, super-middleweight and light-heavyweight.
"Canelo Alvarez is the one I want next," added Saunders. "I can fluctuate at middleweight and super-middleweight. The bigger fights are at super-middleweight. All the super-middleweights will look at that performance and think 'we haven't got a lot to worry about there so let's get him in the ring'."
Elsewhere on Saturday, Bulgaria's Kubrat Pulev fought for the first time since being suspended by the California State Athletic Commission for "forcefully" kissing a female reporter on the lips.
The 38-year-old landed a unanimous points win over American Rydell Booker and maintained his position as the IBF's number-one challenger for the winner of champion Andy Ruiz Jr's rematch with Anthony Joshua.


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Like my title says, i get a send failure when the raspberry pi wants to send data to my emoncms.
DEBUG Server <IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms -> send again data: [10, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 233]
2013-09-25 13:11:25,106 DEBUG Data string: &time=1380107184&node=10&json={1:0,2:0,3:0,4:0,5:0,6:233}
2013-09-25 13:11:25,109 DEBUG URL string: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/post.json?apikey=e1920d3307665asygst542a5523c7c&time=1380107184&node=10&json={1:0,2:0,3:0,4:0,5:0,6:233}
2013-09-25 13:11:25,113 INFO Sending to <IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms
2013-09-25 13:11:25,128 WARNING Send failure
when I paste the url in my browser, a node is visible in emoncms,
http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/post.json?apikey=e1920d3307665asygst542a5523c7c&time=1380107184&node=10&json={1:0,2:0,3:0,4:0,5:0,6:233}
the date is wrong from my raspberry, and should look into that
anybody who knows how to fix this 'send failure' problem?
thanks in advance
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Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
anybody tips on how to set the date and time right for the raspberry pi?
I can't seem to find it :(
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
Normally the Pi's time and date is maintained automatically if it has a working internet connection, this could well be linked to your oemgateway issue above if there is a network issue.
But to be out by almost a year is unlikely to be just synchronization.
If you are using the older IPE-R1 based OEMGateway image, updating it using sudo apt-get update can trigger issues like these, so do not be tempted to update if you haven't already.
There is a lot on google and the raspberry pi forum on setting the time and date on a Pi as there are several methods, ongoing updates and timezones to consider so the subject is a quite large one, especially as time sync issues could indicate a deeper issue IF there is a working internet connection.
The warning from oemgateway indicates it sent a url string but did not get the response it expected,
Are you using a read-only image or is emoncms on the same Pi?
Did this "just happen" or did something trigger the problem?
When did it last work correctly?
How are you accessing the Pi via ssh ? Has there always been a working internet connection?
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
Hi thanks for the information,
The pi is already running a couple of days and the date is still worng.
I've already tried the apt-get update, so would it be better to start with a new gateway image?
I tried to ping my host and all my packages are received.
Any idea whats going wrong?
The reason why the date was so old, was that I didn't have a lot of time for my energy project, and the first time not everything was going like it should be (turns out my rental home has a 3phase without neutral energy connection). And I gave up for getting it ok.
But now I'm trying to get it ok
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
I think that's probably a good idea, the latest image uses emonhub, which is based on the oemgateway and similar to use. The latest image is also built on Raspbian rather than the RPI-R1 which is the root of the issues caused by updating via apt-get.
Paul
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
thx for the input,
the october 22,2013 image, is that the latest gateway image file?
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
The latest image is emonSD-13-08-14.img see https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/bufferedwrite/docs/setup.md
Paul
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
hi pb66,
I've installed the new sd image on the pi, and after some time the date and time are ok,
now I get the error:
2014-09-13 09:19:58,213 WARNING Send failure: wanted 'ok' but got ""
But still I cant see my pi in the emoncms screen.
I can ping and traceroute my host with emoncms on it from the pi
Is there something I dont understand about the setup :s
greetz
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
There's not a lot to go on with the 1 line you've posted, it just tells us it didn't get a response to what it sent.
Have you set up your emoncms details in /boot/emonhub.conf correctly? if so we need to know a bit more about what's happening from the log. To get more info you can set the loglevel to DEBUG in emonhub.conf.
Paul
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
Hi paul,
I checked the values and everything was ok,
I changed the loglevel from warning to debug, but the message didn't change much
raspberrypi ~ $ sudo service emonhub status
[ ok ] Checking OpenEnergyMonitor emonHub: emonhub process is running.
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo service emonhub sop
Usage: /etc/init.d/emonhub {start|stop|status|restart|force-reload}
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo service emonhub restart
[ ok ] Restarting OpenEnergyMonitor emonHub: emonhub has been restarted ok.
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ tail -f /var/log/emonhub/emonhub.log
2014-09-16 17:26:47,522 DEBUG 2 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.52
2014-09-16 17:26:47,524 INFO 2 Ignoring frame consisting of SOH character
2014-09-16 17:26:47,728 DEBUG 3 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.73 > 210g
2014-09-16 17:26:47,731 WARNING 3 Discard RX frame 'information' : ['>', '210g']
2014-09-16 17:26:47,934 DEBUG 4 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.93
2014-09-16 17:26:47,936 INFO 4 Ignoring frame consisting of SOH character
2014-09-16 17:26:48,141 DEBUG 5 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.14 > 15i
2014-09-16 17:26:48,144 WARNING 5 Discard RX frame 'information' : ['>', '15i']
2014-09-16 17:26:48,361 DEBUG 6 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.36
2014-09-16 17:26:48,365 INFO 6 Ignoring frame consisting of SOH character
2014-09-16 17:28:39,990 DEBUG 7 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.99 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
2014-09-16 17:28:39,996 DEBUG 7 Timestamp :<PHONE_NUMBER>.99
2014-09-16 17:28:39,999 DEBUG 7 Node : 10
2014-09-16 17:28:40,002 DEBUG 7 Values : [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 257]
2014-09-16 17:28:40,029 DEBUG 7 Append to 'emonCMS' buffer => time:<PHONE_NUMBER>.9 9, data: [10, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 257], ref: 7
2014-09-16 17:28:40,133 INFO Sending: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/bulk.js ... on?apikey=E-M-O-N-C-M-S-A-P-I-K-E-Y&data=[[1410881319.99,10,0,0,0,0,0,257]]&sent at=1410881320
2014-09-16 17:28:40,171 WARNING Send failure: wanted 'ok' but got ""
2014-09-16 17:28:40,275 INFO Sending: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/bulk.js ... on?apikey=E-M-O-N-C-M-S-A-P-I-K-E-Y&data=[[1410881319.99,10,0,0,0,0,0,257]]&sent at=1410881320
2014-09-16 17:28:40,292 WARNING Send failure: wanted 'ok' but got ""
2014-09-16 17:28:40,396 INFO Sending: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/bulk.js ... on?apikey=E-M-O-N-C-M-S-A-P-I-K-E-Y&data=[[1410881319.99,10,0,0,0,0,0,257]]&sent at=1410881320
2014-09-16 17:28:40,413 WARNING Send failure: wanted 'ok' but got ""
2014-09-16 17:28:40,517 INFO Sending: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/bulk.js ... on?apikey=E-M-O-N-C-M-S-A-P-I-K-E-Y&data=[[1410881319.99,10,0,0,0,0,0,257]]&sent at=1410881320
2014-09-16 17:28:40,534 WARNING Send failure: wanted 'ok' but got ""
2014-09-16 17:28:40,639 INFO Sending: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/bulk.js ... on?apikey=E-M-O-N-C-M-S-A-P-I-K-E-Y&data=[[1410881319.99,10,0,0,0,0,0,257]]&sent at=1410881320
2014-09-16 17:28:40,655 WARNING Send failure: wanted 'ok' but got ""
I also tried to ping my host again with success
PING <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from <IP_ADDRESS>: icmp_req=1 ttl=64 time=0.714 ms
64 bytes from <IP_ADDRESS>: icmp_req=2 ttl=64 time=0.630 ms
64 bytes from <IP_ADDRESS>: icmp_req=3 ttl=64 time=1.14 ms
64 bytes from <IP_ADDRESS>: icmp_req=4 ttl=64 time=0.630 ms
64 bytes from <IP_ADDRESS>: icmp_req=5 ttl=64 time=0.623 ms
64 bytes from <IP_ADDRESS>: icmp_req=6 ttl=64 time=0.649 ms
64 bytes from <IP_ADDRESS>: icmp_req=7 ttl=64 time=0.625 ms
64 bytes from <IP_ADDRESS>: icmp_req=8 ttl=64 time=0.619 ms
^C
--- <IP_ADDRESS> ping statistics ---
8 packets transmitted, 8 received, 0% packet loss, time 7006ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.619/0.704/1.148/0.173 ms
Any ideas?
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Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
The log looks ok, the URL looks correct. Both the oemgateway and emonhub installs have returned the same error.
Did this "just happen" or did something trigger the problem?
When did it last work correctly?
Which emoncms version are you running?
You could test an actual "failed" url by cutting and pasting it from the emonhub.log to a browser window and replace "E-M-O-N-C-M-S-A-P-I-K-E-Y" with the apikey cut and pasted from the emonhub.conf, when this is sent the browser should show "ok".
Paul
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
Hi Paul,
It never worked, I started with a new install.
First the emoncms server on an ubuntu system. version v8.3.5.
then I tried to set up the raspberry pi, but here I can't get it to connect.
When I paste the link in a browder I also get "", but when i leave the 'emoncms/' part, I get 'ok'.
Is that normal behavior?
On the emonhub.log i get
2014-09-18 22:11:13,509 DEBUG Receipt acknowledged with 'ok' from http://<IP_ADDRESS>/
But in my emoncms I still get the message that there is no raspberry pi found, and I can't see any inputs
There is something wrong with the emoncms server then?
thanks
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
I think the problem could well lie with the emoncms server as
No, emoncms is normally accessed using http://IP.OF.THE.SVR/emoncms
On the input api help page which you should be able to access a local copy of at http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/api there are examples posts which can also be used to test your server, when you are able to successfully use an URL to get an "ok" response and the inputs can be seen in on the inputs page then the server is functioning correctly and emonHub should work.
What message is this? I'm not sure where you are seeing this, emoncms in not aware of where the data comes from.
Paul
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
thx for the info Paul,
when I go to the 'raspberrypi/config' page,I get this notification:
No data has been recieved from the RFM12Pi in the last 30s. Check if the Pi interface script is running, if not you may need to configure cron
Can you point me in the right direction to get the url right? I looked at my apache config, and all the steps from emoncms are done. I don't have a lot of linux knowledge and certainly not af an apache server.
When I go to my url: http//ipserver/emoncms, I see the website, but once I log in, the url changes and the 'emoncms/' part is gone, but everything works fine
Tia,
David
Re: Oemgateway: Warning Send Failure
I'm not sure why you're seeing this, If I understood correctly you have a raspberry Pi running as a forwarder only and a seperate emoncms server running on Ubuntu. If that is correct and the RFM2Pi is fitted to the Raspberry Pi forwarder you do not need the raspberry Pi module installed to emoncms as it is not on a raspberrypi.
The raspberry pi module was the interface between emoncms and the rfm2pi module when they are on the same raspberry pi. If the RFM2Pi is installed on a separate machine you will not see the network or rfm2pi details in emoncms.
If they are installed on the same machine however, then emonhub and the raspberry pi module are competing for the same serial port and will not work.
I'm not very clued up the server side of things but I do believe that is where the error will be, you could try creating a emoncms.org account to confirm emonhub, the Pi, the RFM2Pi and your nodes are all functioning correctly.
I would also recommend rechecking the install guides as it may be that you followed a raspberry pi guide rather than a linux guide if you have installed the raspberry pi module (not that it should make a huge difference)
Paul


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dukeleto03-Feb-19 11:58 AM
i am working in the tests of SUQA (adding dpow tests) and they recently upgraded to btc 0.17.1, so that is why i am complaining about all this
TonyL03-Feb-19 11:58 AM
Seems too fresh for good compatibility
dukeleto03-Feb-19 11:58 AM
blackjok3r03-Feb-19 11:59 AM
Yes new chains only... Was created specifically for labs... But their is no reason a diff ac can't use it if they wanted to
This sad it looks like its stalled out with a bug already :(
Was known bug tho lol
dukeleto03-Feb-19 12:00 PM
@TonyL our upstream zec is trying to upgrade all their tests to latest btc style, just fyi
2
1
so all these changes will probably land on kmd's head
there are many api changes that i am finding, changed function names, new required methods which much be over-ridden, changing functions to class methods
oh, the fun
i think somebody just has a fetish for tests at zec (or they all do), so they want that, but wow is it a large undertaking
TonyL03-Feb-19 12:02 PM
We can merge new one and left old one as well I guess
Like a separate folders
dukeleto03-Feb-19 12:02 PM
all the test infrastructure changed
so you would have 2 copies of that, too
in various different locations, because they changed dir names and all kinds of stuff
there is no more ./qa dir, lol
tests/functional now
because that is a lot nicer to type
D.rabbani03-Feb-19 03:18 PM
hi guys back again i just have a query that i only need to give premine coin supply with no reward is it possible ?
like i have tried but i am not getting the balance
@blackjok3r my friend
i have gone off for a long time
blackjok3r03-Feb-19 03:25 PM
yes
ac_reward=1 ac-end-1
i suggest using labs komodod and VerusHahh11 100 pow(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Feb-19 03:34 PM
only need to give premine coin supply with no reward is it possible
buy dPoW, you'll need it
1
dukeleto03-Feb-19 03:35 PM
it doesn't make much sense to build a mineable coin on top of a KMD AC and not enable dPoW. It's like getting a Rolls Royce without locks or doors
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Feb-19 03:39 PM
locks only keep honest people honest
dukeleto03-Feb-19 04:24 PM
well, then DPoW is like parking your rolls underground in a fortified cave with armed guards, versus leaving it running at the local gas station
@blackjok3r yes i have done the above steps you mentioned but i didnt get using labs komodod and verusHahh11 100 pow?
and still unable to get balance its 0
blackjok3r04-Feb-19 09:11 AM
If you want a chain with no block reward it has a million attack vectors... I made a VerusHash 1.1 chain work with PoS that stops most of these from being possible... ie NH doest work on them, and you need stakers, people who have vested interest keeping the chain alive regardless if there is a mining reward.
if you dont care about the chain being able to tbe easily stalled... then jsut use -ac_end=1(edited)
niksmac04-Feb-19 09:36 AM
What could be reason for
electrumx_rpc -p 10702 getinfo throwing error making request: CancelledError()(edited)
but komod-cli is giving me some info
./komodo-cli -ac_name=XXX getinfo(edited)
CHMEX04-Feb-19 10:01 AM
I trying to synch SEC from scratch and it stopps at block
"blocks": 107758,
"longestchain": 144144,
[SEC] matched.1 VALID (SEC) MoM.07e90dcc0d6aa8c107ef83758d690515a9696ea89f16be664319a355fb664723 [6] CCid.333
DecodeAssetOpRet() incorrect opret or no asset's payload funcId=0 vopretExtra.size()=0
CC Eval EVAL_ASSETS Invalid: AssetValidate: invalid opreturn payload spending tx 7582198b64bc370ef7f0a20553b9e8b02324f5704d81970cee3531a71eb35db0
@blackjok3r yes i am using the -ac_end and following the instruction given in the komodo documentation but the balance is not generated
blackjok3r04-Feb-19 10:13 AM
I'm not sure I follow, you have -ac_supply set but there is no supply being genrated? thats not possible... is the node using -ac_pubkey or -pubkey ? and is that keys private key imported?
D.rabbani04-Feb-19 10:15 AM
i know about the -pubkey ... like i have give the -ac_supply lets say 2 billion that is the total supply as well with no mining reward and i only have one node so when i tried to get info it say 2 billion in premine not in balance
balance is 0.0000000
still
blackjok3r04-Feb-19 10:21 AM
you need to check which address it went ot
getblock 1 | jq .tx[0](edited)
then getrawtransaction <txid> 1
D.rabbani04-Feb-19 10:21 AM
no thats is the problem @blackjok3r the block is not mined
i have two nodes on the other node i ran the same command with -addnode
and first ip of the node
blackjok3r04-Feb-19 10:26 AM
port is open. does getinfo show connections : 1
D.rabbani04-Feb-19 10:26 AM
yes
it shows i connections
blackjok3r04-Feb-19 10:26 AM
strange
D.rabbani04-Feb-19 10:26 AM
ill try again
and let you know
blackjok3r04-Feb-19 10:26 AM
setgneerate true 4 or something... hit it woth more hash rate
check debug.log
it might show somehting helpful
D.rabbani04-Feb-19 10:28 AM
haha okay
yep i have checked the debug log as wel
running again
nope
no result
its stuck
ill try with pubkey
blackjok3r04-Feb-19 10:34 AM
what branch of komodod are you useing?
D.rabbani04-Feb-19 10:42 AM
FSM
with sapling enable
blackjok3r04-Feb-19 10:47 AM
hmm maybe something there is broken
D.rabbani04-Feb-19 10:48 AM
YES
there is a problem
connect() to <IP_ADDRESS>:29231 failed after select(): Connection refused (111)
2019-02-04 10:48:10 connect() to <IP_ADDRESS>:29231 failed after select(): Connection refused (111)
in the debug logh
this might be an issue ?
KomodoMiner runtime error: CreateNewBlock(): TestBlockValidity failed
2019-02-04 10:48:16 connect() to <IP_ADDRESS>:29231 failed after select(): Connection refused (111)
2019-02-04 10:48:18 connect() to <IP_ADDRESS>:29231 failed after select(): Connection refused (111)
2019-02-04 10:48:25 connect() to <IP_ADDRESS>:29231 failed after select(): Connection refused (111)
2019-02-04 10:48:26 connect() to <IP_ADDRESS>:29231 failed after select(): Connection refused (111)
2019-02-04 10:48:27 connect() to <IP_ADDRESS>:29231 failed after select(): Connection refused (111)
2019-02-04 10:48:41 connect() to <IP_ADDRESS>:29231 failed after select(): Connection refused (111)
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The Adventures of Jerry Muskrat
by Thornton W. Burgess
Chapter 24: “A Merry Home-Going”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1914
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Burgess, T.W. (1914). The Adventures of Jerry Muskrat.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.5
- Word Count: 740
- Genre: Fantasy
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“The Laughing Brook is merry
And so am I,” cried Jerry.
Grandfather Frog said he was too.
And Spotty was, the others knew.
A muskratThe trees stood with wet feet where just a little while before had been the strange pond in the Green Forest, the pond made by the dam of Paddy the Beaver. In the dam was a great hole made by Paddy himself.
Through the Green Forest rang the laughter of the Laughing Brook, for once more the water ran deep between its banks. And in the hearts of Grandfather Frog and Jerry Muskrat and Spotty the Turtle was laughter also, for now the Smiling Pool would smile once more, and they could go home in peace and happiness. And there was one more who laughed. Who was it? Why, Paddy the Beaver to be sure, and his was the best laugh of all, for it was because he had brought happiness to others.
“You beat me up here to the dam, but you won’t beat me back to the Smiling Pool,” cried Jerry Muskrat to Spotty the Turtle.
Spotty laughed good-naturedly. “You’d better not stop to eat or play or sleep on the way then,” said he, “for I shall keep right on going all the time.  “We can help each other over the bad places.”
Jerry Muskrat laughed until he had to hold his sides at the very thought of Grandfather Frog or Spotty the Turtle being able to help him, but he is very good-natured, and so he agreed that they should all go down together. Paddy the Beaver said that he would go, too, so off the four started, Jerry Muskrat and Paddy the Beaver swimming side by side, and behind them Grandfather Frog and Spotty the Turtle.
Now Spotty the Turtle is a very slow traveler on land, but in the water Spotty is not so slow. In fact, it was not long before Grandfather Frog found that he was the one who could not keep up. You see, while he is a great diver and can swim fast for a short distance, he is soon tired out. Pretty soon he was puffing and blowing and dropping farther and farther behind. By and by, Spotty the Turtle looked back. There was Grandfather Frog just tumbling head first over a little waterfall. He came up choking and gasping and kicking his long legs very feebly. Spotty climbed out on a rock and waited. He helped Grandfather Frog out beside him, and when Grandfather Frog had once more gotten his breath, what do you think Spotty did? Why, he took Grandfather Frog right on his back and started on again.
Now Jerry Muskrat and Paddy the Beaver, being great swimmers, were soon out of sight. All at once Jerry remembered that they had agreed to go back together, and down in his heart he felt a little bit mean when he looked for Grandfather Frog and Spotty the Turtle and could see nothing of them. So he and Paddy sat down to wait. After what seemed a long time, they saw something queer bobbing along in the water.
“It’s Grandfather Frog,” cried Paddy the Beaver.
“No, it’s Spotty the Turtle,” said Jerry Muskrat.
“It’s both,” replied Paddy, beginning to laugh.
Just then Spotty tumbled over another waterfall which he hadn’t seen, and of course Grandfather Frog went with him and lost his hold on Spotty’s back.
“I have an idea!” cried Paddy.
“What is it?” asked Jerry.
“Why, Grandfather Frog can ride on my flat tail,” replied Paddy, “and then we’ll go slow enough for Spotty to keep up with us.”
And so it was that just as the first moonbeams kissed the Smiling Pool, out of the Laughing Brook swam the merriest party that ever was seen.
“Chugarum!” said Grandfather Frog. “It is good to be home, but I think I would travel often, if I could have the tail of Paddy the Beaver for a boat.”


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Please cut the breast of a long chicken and set it aside. Siberian Husky is a beautiful breed of dog and is a thick coat with different colors and choices. Brooklyn offers charm to all types of travelers. Do you want to be at the top? In Williamsburg, you can listen to live music every night and buy classic themes. If you want to cheer on your home team, there are hockey and basketball players at Barclays Center in downtown Brooklyn. Hadassah was born to Esther and is an honorable hero of the book Esther. It is usually played with both hands by tearing the rope with one hand or by tearing the rope with your fingers, or by tearing the rope by rubbing your finger with the other hand.
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SQLite provides an in-memory cache which you size according to the maximum number of database pages that you want to hold in memory at any given time.
Berkeley DB also provides an in-memory cache that performs the same function as SQLite. You can configure this cache using the exact same PRAGMAs as you are used to using with SQLite. See PRAGMA cache_size and PRAGMA default_cache_size for details. As is the case with SQLite, you use these PRAGMAs to describe the total number of pages that you want in the cache.
However, you can also configure Berkeley DB's in-memory cache
size using the DB_CONFIG
file. When you
do this, you do not specify the cache size in terms of the
number of pages to be contained there. Instead, you
configure it in terms of the total number of bytes that
you want it to be able to hold.
Like the in-memory cache for SQLite, you can change
Berkeley DB's cache size at any time. However, if you want to
manage it using the DB_CONFIG
file,
then you must restart your application. In addition, you
must re-create your environment in order for the new value
to take effect. See
The DB_CONFIG File
for details.
To configure your cache size using the
DB_CONFIG
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Keyword: instance
and/or instantiate
(the keywords are synonyms)
Modules can be instantiated into objects, similar to the way template classes in programming languages can be instantiated.
(Module instantiation should not be confused with the many other concepts named "instantiation" in Ivy).
Instantiating a module creates a separate copy of the declarations of the module with any supplied arguments substituted for the module's parameters.
Instantiation may take one of two forms:
- Creating a freshly-named object, typically with the
instance
keyword (see the first example below). - Instantiating a module's declarations into the enclosing object, typically with the
instantiate
keyword (see the second example below).
In cases with many instances with many parameters, it may be more convenient to use an autoinstance declaration.
Examples:
Example: named instantiation of counter module
Given a module declaration such as:
module counter(t) = {
individual val : t
after init {
val := 0
}
action up = {
val := val + 1
}
action down = {
val := val - 1
}
action is_zero returns(z : bool) = {
z := (val = 0)
}
}
we can create an instance of the module like this:
type foo
instance c : counter(foo)
This creates an object c
with members c.val
, c.up
, c.down
and c.is_zero
. The individual member c.val
is of type foo
.
Example: anonymous instantiation of partial order module
For example, given this module (a theory of partial orders):
module po(t,lt) = {
axiom lt(X:t,Y) & lt(Y,Z) -> lt(X,Z)
axiom ~(lt(X:t,Y) & lt(Y,X))
}
We can instantiate the theory into the current object (or at the limit, the global object) like this:
type foo
instantiate po(foo,<)
Notice that we passed the overloaded infix symbol <
as a parameter. Any symbol representing a type, function, relation, action or object can be passed as a module parameter.


'3 Black Chicks Review...'
DINOSAUR (2000) Rated PG; running time 82 minutes Genre: Animation IMDB site: http://us.imdb.com/Details?0130623 Official site: http://disney.go.com/DisneyPictures/dinosaur/ Directed by: Eric Leighton, Ralph Zontag Cast: The voices of D.B. Sweeney, Ossie Davis, Julianna Margulies, Samuel E. Wright, Alfre Woodard, Max Casella, Hayden Panettiere, Joan Plowright, Della Reese, Peter Siragusa
Review Copyright Rose Cooper, 2000 Review URL: http://www.3blackchicks.com/bamsdinosaur.html
Way back when, I fell in love with a movie called THE BEAR, a film that explored the non-animated, non-comical lives of two bears fighting against man and nature. When it finally came out on DVD, I bought it, savoring the memory of having seen a rousing story told without the trickery of singing beasts and wisecracking sidekicks. I mention this because, for a short while, I had a glimmer of a hope that - given the beautifully epic sweep shown in its previews - DINOSAUR could also tell its tale without smarminess, or at least with the finesse of a TOY STORY.
And then, the monkeys spoke.
The Story (WARNING: **spoilers contained below**): After being mistakenly dropped, as an egg, into a group of lemurs--among them, father and group leader Yar (Ossie Davis), mother Pilo (Alfre Woodard), Zini (Max Casella), a hopeful (hopeless?) bachelor and Comic Relief, and daughter Suri (Hayden Panettiere)--Aladar the dinosaur (D.B. Sweeney) is brought up as a member of the lemur family. Aladar and the lemurs' world is changed forever when giant meteors fall onto their island, and they find themselves among other plant-eating dinosaurs, led by Darwin-loving Kron (Samuel E. Wright), his heart-of-gold sister Neera (Julianna Margulies), tough guy Bruton (Peter Siragusa), Baylene the slow-moving Brachiosaur (Joan Plowright), and Eema (Della Reese), a Weary Ol' Styrachosaur--all searching for the "nesting grounds", while trying to stay two steps ahead of the dreaded meat-eating Carnotaurs.
The Upshot: Actually, I'm probably being unfair to DINOSAUR in comparing it to the cinematic wonders of a "Bear" or the Fun Enough For An Adult (But It's Made For A Kiddie) fare found in a "Toy Story"; then again, with the oodles and oodles of dough Disney dumped into this project, you'd think they'd remember the number one rule: make the story interesting.
 I was never convinced that these were anything but actors reading scripted lines (don't laugh; Toy Story had me every step of the way); instead of seeing big dinos and silly little monkeys, I found myself listening for familiar voices ("yep, that's Julianna Margulies reading 'Neera', sounding a whole lot like 'Carol Hathaway'...and hmmm, I wonder what James Earl Jones would've sounded like as 'Kron'...").
The filmmakers seemed to count on childrens' love of dinosaurs (and, uh, hasn't that fad played out by now? Last I checked, Pikachu was the in-thing with the young'uns) and All Things Disney, to carry the day by coming to see this movie in droves. That they'll get the kids in, I have no doubt. Will the movie keep their hyperactive attention? Well, that's another story. Will it reel in the adults? Well, it's a certainty that it didn't keep my attention.
Why? That one's easy: it lacked the spirit of fun, going instead for the preachiness of pounding a number of morals into the audience's head, to the point where I went begging for aspirin for the headache I developed. It certainly didn't help that for some bizarre reason, a narrator was tacked on to the beginning and ending, a'swingin' away with the Whifflebat Of Exposition.  And if I see and hear another wisecracking movie monkey, I think I might do Damage.
[And at risk of being roasted by parents of young kidlets everywhere - "This is a children's film, you insensitive cad!" - let me just say that Black folk ain't the *only* ones who talk at the movies. Maybe It's Just Me; maybe it's asking too much to expect parents to tell their children that, no Billy, it's not polite to scream at the top of your lungs every time you get bored and want more JuJu Beans. Yeah. It's probably Just Me.]
DINOSAUR certainly had its Moments. On the technical front, it was drawn beautifully, and the creatures' movements seemed to be handled realistically (as much as one could expect); the lemurs, for instance, were made to move in a somewhat-sideways gait, not the straight-ahead walk of, say, apes. [And, speaking of lemurs, correct me if I'm wrong-- but since when would there be dinosaurs occupying the same era as lemurs? I mean, *talking* lemurs are bad enough; d'ya really expect me to swallow the lemurs talking before their proper time? I think not!] Story-wise, I chuckled a few times at Della Reese's Weary Ol' Black Chick lines. And if you've seen the long trailer--the one without the talking lemurs--you've pretty much seen the most exciting part of the flick. But a few Moments here or there do not an interesting story make, especially in a movie that's supposedly a Big Summer Event. The animation-lover in me was dazzled by the drawings, but like a badly-dubbed karate flick, the pictures and the sound didn't quite match up.
I don't doubt for a second that this movie will make a gazillion dollars this year and beyond, judging from the number of rather loud (but, noticeably, not laughing) kids in my audience. Still, box office considerations aside, DINOSAUR is a big and pretty airhead of a movie.
Bammer's Bottom Line: DINOSAUR may have been great eye candy to look at--and until the monkeys first spoke, it was indeed beautiful, without distraction--but they forgot to build something into this movie: heart. Fun- and story-wise, the toys in Toy Story and the ants in A Bug's Life ran circles around the big dino brutes. One thing in its favor, though: at least there were no singing prehistoric critters.
DINOSAUR (rating: flashing yellowlight): This one's sense of wonder went extinct about 10 minutes in.
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Life changing experiences are not easy. I had a few.  So why would one want to seek such an experience? For me, it has been sensing that I had been limiting myself over the years. I wish for my world to be as big as possible, embracing all, loving to give and receive. I believe it's worth jumping off a cliff!
This has drawn me to Dev Bootcamp. Sure, I do want to code again and I absolutely love making things work. But, as per the analogy from Shereef's fireside chat, do I want to continue to be at the table? Or be in the kitchen? Well, you know what? I am tired to be a consumer, and I'd really like to be a chef. For instance, am I writing this to cross it from an assignment checklist? Heck no! I want this to be meaningful for me and others. Am I good at it? Heck no! Am I going to try and be better at it? Heck yes! I wish for my Dev Bootcamp experience to be just this. So far, it fits. Am I nervous? Heck yes! I've been taught to be a consumer for so long. After barely a week, I am being challenged to be more participative, and willing to share and connect. I feel vulnerable and slow. Am I excited? Heck yes!  And it starts with a community of beautiful people. We are in this together!
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- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2012-2015 Moscow State University,
Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science,
System Analysis Department
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R interface to PortfolioEffect cloud service for estimating high frequency price variance, quarticity, microstructure noise variance, and other metrics in both aggregate and rolling window flavors. Constructed estimators could use client-side market data or access HF intraday price history for all major US Equities. See <https://www.portfolioeffect.com/> for more information on the PortfolioEffect high frequency portfolio analytics platform.
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TableFilter is open source, under MIT license. Its latest version, 5.5.4, has been released the 12th June 2021. The changelog is available below
- Sources:
- Available at Github, as the project tablefilter-swing
- Alternatively, they can be downloaded directly as a single zip file:tablefilter-src-v5.5.4.zip
- The last Java 5 release was bundled on release 4.5.0: tablefilter-src-v4.5.0.zip
- Binaries:
- The binaries are included in the central maven repository. This means that, on a maven project, it can be used by adding the dependency to net.coderazzi.tablefilter-swing, or to net.coderazzi.tablefilter-swing-java5, if the version with support for Java 5 is needed.
- Outside a maven project, the binaries, (together with sources and javadoc) can be downloaded directly from the maven repository. The last versions are hosted at:
- All versions are available in source/binary form on this folder.
License
TableFilter is available under the MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2007-2021 Luis M. Pena -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
The source distribution contains, in addition to the library's source code, some tests. These tests make usage of a general icon library (FamFamFam), and, in case of the Java 1.5 version, of a open source class called TableSorter.java, which retains the original copyright.
As of version 1.2.0, there are also icons in the library, to facilitate its usage under Gui editors. These icons come from the FamFamFam silk icon library, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License.
History
Version 5.5.4 ( 12th June 2021 )
Solved error accessing library resources. Updated dependencies to use latest Junit library.
Version 5.5.3 ( 6th March 2021 )
Patch provided by Valery Chirica, to avoid null pointer exceptions when filtering on columns with a custom date formatter, when the column has null values.
Version 5.5.2 ( 6th May 2020 )
Project moved to Github. No functionality updates, just documentation changes.
Version 5.5.1 ( 22nd February 2019 )
Included new filter settings: hidePopupsOnTableUpdates. On previous versions, a table model update would automatically hide any open filter popups, under the assumption that the values in the popup would change. This is not needed, and the new default behavior is to not hide those popups. This setting allows to revert to the original behaviour.
Version 5.4.0 ( 26th June 2018 )
Improvement: changed behaviour of instant filtering, issue 44: showing no rows, when the filter excludes them (as opposed to just issue a warning, until the user accepts the new filter). There is now a new new setting - allowInstantVanishing- to enable, for instant filtering, the immediate update of the table even if all rows would vanish when the current filter is applied. By default, it is set to false, providing the same behaviour as in previous versions.
Solution for issue 43: Filter column panel mis-aligment on column re-ordering: When dragging a column to re-order, the filter panel does not follow the dragged TableColumn, and only pops to new location on column move event. It will look cleaner if the filter panel moved in sync with the table column being dragged.
Version 5.3.1 ( 22nd May 2017 )
Bug in auto choices mode, solved by user kmirzyns
Version 5.3.0 ( 10th November 2016 )
Introduction of the LooseParserModel parser model, explained in the HowTo section.
It also modifies the behaviour of the default parser. On previous versions, entering a filter such as Step would be equivalent to *Step, that is, showing all entries with text starting with Step. The new behaviour is showing all entries that contain Step at some place.
Version 5.2.2 ( 17th March 2016 )
Solved issue 42: If the filter, or the cell values contain backslashes, there are problems to match the filter and values.
The problem was initially found on columns containing windows Paths. The solution includes the added bonus to be able to remove most unneeded escaping (like backslashes being previously escaped, which was not required).
Version 5.2.1 ( 18th October 2015 )
Solved issue 41: Exception when a new model is assigned to a table already associated to a table filter.
Version 5.2.0 ( 12th September 2015 )
Initial support for right to left orientation support: Issue 40. This release only adjusts automatically the filter header to the orientation setup in the underlying table; without any additional configuration, the filter header changes its own configuration to adapt to the orientation specified for the table.
Solved issue 39: Wrong filter value when AutoChoices is enabled, which happened, in fact, when instant filtering was enabled.
Version 5.1.5 ( 5th August 2015 )
Solved issue 39: Wrong filter value when AutoChoices is enabled, which happened, in fact, when instant filtering was enabled.
Version 5.1.3 ( 5th May 2015 )
This release is purely to update documentation related to the move to Bitbucket; this release is functionally equivalent to version 5.1.2.
Version 5.1.2 ( 18th March 2015 )
Solved issue 37: when a developer adds a custom filter to the table filter header, an exception can be raised if not all the columns of the model are visible.
Solved issue 38: an exception raised in a very uncommon scenario, where a user would attach a table with configured table model to a table filter header, and before making visible the table, the table model would be changed.
Version 5.1.1 ( 29th June 2013 )
This is a very minor release, although it affects to the global API: it solves issue 33: not possible to turn off auto-selection at filter header level.
Version 5.0.0 ( 12th March 2013 )
Stopped the development of the release compatible with Java 5. Note that Java 5 entered its end-of-life on April 8, 2008 and is no longer supported as of November 3, 2009.
Solved issue 31: setComparator did not refresh PopUp. In previous releases, choices in the filter editors were displayed alphabetically sorted. With this release, choices are sorted with the registered comparator for the given class / editor.
Solved issue 32: allow different sorting on choices box. A new method is included on the IFilterEditor interface -setChoicesOperator- that the user can invoke to change the sort operator. In special, by invoking this method with a null operator, the user can return to the original behaviour -sort choices alphabetically-
Version 4.5.0 ( 17th November 2012 )
Extended TableFilterHeader constructors, to enable setting up directly the AutoChoices mode.
Solved issue 28: Cells with HTML <img> tags do not appear in filter choices. This issue is solved by creating a new ChoiceRenderer, the HtmlChoiceRenderer, that must be explicitly set on that column.
Provided additional documentation, to cover issue 29, on the method to remove a filter header.
Included new example on the distribution.
Version 4.4.1 ( 2nd September 2012 )
Solved issue 25, where the library would not use the background / foreground colors provided by CustomChoice instances.
Solved issue 26: if one CustomChoice' text representation was a substring (from the beginning) of other CustomChoice's representation, selecting the shorter CustomChoice would filter out all rows in the table.
Improved the performance of the library; an internal bug implied that any filter applied on the table would be evaluated up to 3 times.
Version 4.4.0 ( 23rd August 2012 )
Extended the IFilterEditor interface with two new methods to handle the history on each editor: getHistory / setHistory. These methods allow the user to add custom functionality to preserve the status of the headers across runs. In addition, the CustomChoice class implements now the Serializable interface, and all the CustomChoice implementations in the library can be now safely serialized.
Solved issue 24, which adds a check to avoid a rare exception occurrence.
Version 4.3.0 ( 17th January 2012 )
Solved issue 22, related to CustomChoices not working with wildcards. Its implementation has had impact on the CustomChoice interface, extended with several setters.
Solved minor bug related to parsing expressions. If the expression started with an operand (such as >), some inner spaces could be removed from the expression.
Solved issue 23; the table filter library would not handle properly tables with HTML content. The filter editor choices would be rendered incorrectly and the filtering would not work in many cases.
Version 4.2.0 ( 15th November 2011 )
Extended the IFilterEditor interface with two new methods to handle the user interaction with the editor; the added functionality, as requested -issue 19-, allows the programmer to disable the interaction with the editor without disabling the filter set.
Solved issue 16, related to missing custom choices on enumeration columns.
Solved issue 20, to properly filter content with embedded newlines.
Solved issue 21, a bug associated to instant filtering.
Version 4.1.4 ( 26th May 2011 )
Solved issue 15, where exceptions are raised when the user selects a choice in the filter editor's combobox if a Format class is associated to that editor.
Extended the CustomChoice class with several static methods to facilitate the creation of CustomChoice instances.
Version 4.1.3 ( 7th April 2011 )
Solved inconsistency on filter expressions containing spaces or tabs: spaces on any side of the filter expression are now dismissed; side spaces on the table contents are likewise dismissed. Note that this was already the behaviour on previous releases (before 4.1.x).
Solved issue 13 that would cause a null pointer exception when pasting a string with embedded new lines on a filter editor.
Bug solved: a choice selection -from the editor popup- caused no changes on the editor history -shown on the very same popup-.
Bug solved: the editor popup is displayed below its editor, but, if the editor position or size changed the popup would only change its position and size when reopened.
Solved issue 14 where the usage of AutoChoices.ENUMS was inconsistent or wrong.
Version 4.1.2 ( 23rd March 2011 )
Solved bug where enabled adaptive choices cause ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when table model is changed: see issue.
Solved bug on slow progress with instant filtering + adaptive choices, resulting in performance degradation: see issue.
Solved bug where wildcard expressions, if case insensitive, fail on Unicode characters: see issue.
Collators comparisons have been removed from the library: collators were never used on regular expressions or wildcard expressions, resulting in inconsistent behaviour.
Added document on library's performance.
Version 4.1.1 ( 15th March 2011 )
Solved bug: previous version would fail to set the content on a non editable filter editor if invoked before the editor' choices were made available.
Source reformatted.
Version 4.1.0 ( 14th March 2011 )
Instant filtering: filtering happens as the user inputs text; implemented after requirement.
Auto completion on editable filter editors: So far was only provided, and required, for non editable editors. Now, it can be setup (it is by default) on editable editors.
Warning feedback color: added special color to signal that the filters are hiding the table's rows. This functionality is not available on the Java 5 version.
Added method setFilterOnUpdates to trigger or not filter updates when the underlying table model changes. Not available on the Java5 version.
Possibility to define the height of a filter row (by delta over the default value), functionality implemented after requirement.
Solved bug where the model is added after attaching the filter header: see issue.
Solved bug where autochoices on booleans or enums would be incomplete
Solved bug on adaptive choices: updating the table would not correctly setup the choices of editors with filters
Version 4.0.0 ( 16th February 2011 )
The version 4.x presents, mostly, the same GUI as on version 3.1. However, there are many changes under the hood, and the library API presents many incompatibilities with respect to previous versions.
Although most changes relate to new functionality, the old API is also impacted. The most basic changes breaking compatibility are:
- The net.coderazzi.filters.gui.editor.FilterEditor class is not accessible anymore, replaced by the interface net.coderazzi.filters.gui.IFilterEditor.
- The AutoOptions mode, a boolean in version 3.x is now an enumeration, renamed as AutoChoices
- The class net.coderazzi.filters.UserFilter has been removed, with its functionality directly included in the net.coderazzi.filters.Filter implementation.
- setIgnoreCase cannot be invoked any longer on the FilterTextParser (which has been renamed as Parser), but on the associated model, represented by the interface net.coderazzi.filters.gui.IParserModel
In addition to the removal of some bugs, the changes on 4.x have focused on the choices shown to the user on each filter editor:
- Adaptive choices: the choices provided on each filter editor are modified automatically when the user applies changes on other filters in the same table. Only the choices that are not excluded by the other filters are shown to the user. Note that this behavior, enabled by default, can be disabled.
- Custom choices: it is possible to specify custom choices on any filter editor. A custom choice defines its own filter and its appearance.
- Auto choices: in version 3.x, when AutoOptions was enabled, the removal of elements in the table was not translated into the filter editor' choices. That is: choices no longer available in the table were not removed from the filter editor.
- Proper handling of null values in the table. A custom choice is now presented to the user to select all null or empty values.
The changes have also tried to make the whole API more consistent and homogeneous. For example, the previous class FilterTextParser and its interface have been replaced by the classes ParserModel and Parser, together with its own interfaces, and it is this ParserModel where most generic parsing structures must be set, including case ignoring, string formatters and comparators.
Version 3.1.2 ( 24th May 2010 )
- Solved bug: ignore case not properly handled in the options displayed in the list inside a filter. Additionally, the autocompletion would provide incorrect proposals on ignore case scenarios.
Version 3.1.1 ( 13th May 2010 )
- Solved bug: autoOptions / autoSelection not propagated properly from the FilterSettings.
- Updated example to use autoOptions by default.
Version 3.1.0 ( 10th May 2010 )
- There are no code changes from 3.0.1; this release was required due to the mavenization of the project. It is now available directly from the central maven repositories.
Version 3.0.1 ( 5th May 2010 )
- The filter's background and foreground colors can be defined directly in the FilterSettings class.
- The header's background color is not defined anymore as the table's header, but averaged with the table's background. In some platforms, the look is much nicer.
- The arrow to show the popup looks now the same if the filter is disabled or if the popup cannot be shown -because there is no entries to show-.
- The arrow to show the popup is now placed shifted to the bottom.
- Integrated Types's parser into the FilterSettings class.
- Solved error comparing dates.
- Solved error where the focus would remain on the editor, even if disabled.
- Whole build process has moved to ant
Version 3.0.0 ( 28th April 2010 )
- Version 3.0.0 is a major rewriting of the library. It is mostly focused to the Gui, but it affects to many internal aspects. In general, it should be much simpler using the library, for the programmer and for the user. The major changes are listed below.
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Look and feel
Previous versions of TableFilter could look -depending on the platform and look and feel-, like: The inconsistencies would appear when the user mixed different types of editors on the same header. The most usual headers were implemented using combo boxes, which could be editable or not. As far as the platform would show both kind of editors in a similar way, the appearance was fine. In Windows XP, for example, both look almost the same, although the background is different; but on Os X, it would look as bad as: Even if the user didn't mix editor types, the editable combo box looks here pretty bad (is the age and male columns in the figure).
The new version solves these inconsistencies by implementing its own editor component, looking as: Where there were before 4 types of editors -plus any custom creation by the user-, there is now only one, covering the whole functionality provided before by the 4 types:- Each editor has its own history, which can be disabled.
- In addition to historic items, it is possible to specify options for each editor, or even obtaining these options automatically from the table's content.
- The editor's content can be edited, and autocompletion is built-in.
- An editor can be defined as non editable. In this case, the input can only match one of the existing options.
- The editor's content can use custom renderers, like in the following figure.
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Custom types
Previous versions required the usage of the interface net.coderazzi.filters.parser.ITypeBuilder to handle non primitive types, including Dates. Its only method, parse, would produce an Object from a String, very much as the standard java.text.Format class does. While writing the new version, I uncovered some errors on the initial implementation, realizing that the filtering requires, not only parsing provided text, but also to format objects into Strings.
What this means is that the net.coderazzi.filters.parser.ITypeBuilder type is now gone, replaced by usage of java.text.Format instances. -
Filter parser
The original version of TableFilter allowed the definition of complex expressions. For example, for a table having a column called age and other called name, the user could enter an expression such as:age > 25 & age < 30 & name ~ Fred*
This is very convenient, even if it could be misleading: the previous expression could be entered on any column, not just on the age or name columns. But the main problem is that the parser was not very configurable, defined quite exotic operators, and included some obvious errors -using of spaces, for example, would normally lead to problems-.
In version 3.0, the distributed parser only allows basic filtering expressions, without variable names. The original parser could still work -the interface is mostly the same-, but I have preferred to discontinue it. If it were still needed, I will favor implementing a correct parser instead.
And, of course, the user can still use its own parser, as the interface has only slightly changed.
Version 2.2.0 ( 12th April 2010 )
- This version reintroduces compatibility with Java 5, temporarily excluded on version 2.1, although not all features are available in the old Java version; more specifically, autoselection will not be supported under Java 5. In addition, many tests for the Java 5 version have been rewritten, as they contained important bugs
- Concerning Java 6, this release solves a minor bug, as not all resources would be released when a new table model was applied to a table filter.
Version 2.1.2 ( 26th January 2010 )
- Added a new singleton instance to facilitate updating the default settings of the library (what can be achieved, anyway, using system properties).
- Added an autoselection mode, enabled by default. If the current filtering filters out all rows in the table but one, that row become automatically selected. Likewise, selected rows are automatically de-selected when they are filtered out (this is the usual operation mode in the Java 6 table sorter)
- Modified the default behaviour of the filters, to use wildcard expressions when the user does not specify any operator.
- All the filter editor constructors where the filter position (table's column) was specified, are now deprecated.
- Solved bugs related to setting the header visible or hidden, and enabled or disabled
- Added new Position type NONE, to ensure that the header is not automatically placed -if that is so required-.
Version 2.0.1 ( 13th November 2009 )
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This version is limited to defining properly the properties that
define the default behaviour. Although already partially included in
version 2.0.0, the inclusion was not complete and buggy in the case of
some of these properties.
The full list of system properties that can be defined to override the default TableFilter behavior is listed here. - A new example is provided to test the extended behaviour.
Version 2.0.0 ( 1st September 2009 )
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This version extends some public interfaces, adding functionality. However,
it means that users that implemented their own table filter editors or text parsers
must now implement
the new interfaces, so the compatibility is broken. Most users uniquely use the existing
table filter editors and parsers, and will not face any compatibiliy issues:
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Changed interface on
ITableFilterEditor
- It is possible to retrieve the applied filter on any table's column
- It is also possible to set dynamically the filter on any column
- Its is supported, through the use of the new ITableFilterEditorObserver interface, to be notified of changes on the filter's editor.
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Changed interface on IFilterTextParser,
including two methods already defined in the generic implementation in FilterTextParser:
- Define a type builder for specific user types.
- Define a comparator for any type.
- Added interface on ITableFilterHeaderObserver, to observe events on the TableFilterHeader.
- Dates are now automatically handled in the library.
- The user can provide properties that override some default behaviours. These properties have been later redefined in 2.0.1.
- Bug solved: usage of renderers on TableChoiceFilterEditor would likely drive to AWT exceptions.
- Bug solved: changing the table or the model, using the TableChoiceFilterEditor on a column with boolean or enumeration types, would hide all the elements, as if they would not validate the filter -even if empty-
- UserFilters are automatically enabled
- Extended examples to show how to listen for events on the table editors
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Changed interface on
ITableFilterEditor
Version 1.5.0 ( 7th August 2009 )
- Changes; this release improves on the usage of the TableChoiceFilterEditor,
that is, the editor filter that offers the user a list of the different options
as found in the table model:
- The choices are automatically updated when new entries are included in the table. That is, new values are added to the filter's choices; however, old values, that are removed or replaced out of the table model, are not removed from the filter's choices.
- In addition, the comparator function used to set the order among the choices in the editor, is replaced, to use automatically the comparison method supplied on Comparable classes (if supplied, that is)
Version 1.4.1 ( 4th July 2009 )
- Changes:
- Bug solution: in specific conditions, the header would fail to display.
- Bug solution: filters could be added to the default TableFilterHeader, but it would be needed to invoke reportFilterUpdatedToObservers(), a protected method: therefore, clients had to be defined as separate classes. Adding now a user filter triggers automatically the report method.
- Added commodity class UserFilter to create external filters.
- Added serialization ids to all serializable classes.
Version 1.4.0 ( 10th June 2009 )
- Changes:
- The whole namespace is migrated from byteslooser.com to coderazzi.net
- Removing Java compilations warnings from source.
Version 1.3.0 ( 17th February 2009 )
- Changes:
- Automatic layout management for the filter header.
On previous versions, the user had to place manually the header in the Gui container,
while now is is enough to instantiate the header and set the associated table:
TableFilterHeader filterHeader = new TableFilterHeader(table);
- Version 1.3.0 keeps backwards compatibility: if the TableFilterHeader is explicitely included in some Gui container, the default behaviour to automatically setup the filter header close by the table header is deactivated.
- Automatic layout management for the filter header.
On previous versions, the user had to place manually the header in the Gui container,
while now is is enough to instantiate the header and set the associated table:
Support, issues, forums
Issues, or bugs, can be reported at the Github host site.
Discussions can be carried at the associated Google group forum.
Would you require commercial support on this library, or specific customizations, please contact lu@coderazzi.net


The singleton pattern was described in the GoF Design Patterns book. Because of its static nature and global availability, it allows component writers to obscurely reference other components. Overuse makes for bad solutions. Overuse at the enterprise level, it makes for very bad solutions.
We claim that the GoF Singleton pattern is, in fact, quite often an anti-pattern. The downside of the singleton is that there are many transitive dependancies that are not easy to spot. Singletons cannot easily be replaced with Mock Objects for the sake of easy unit testing.
With PicoContainer we would replace this with a container managed single instance, possibly in a container hierarchy (see Introduction and Caching).
Quite often with J2EE solutions, the component model is honored to a degree for the sake of external APIs, but is sidestepped for the sake of the internals of the application. Session beans Foo and Bar are likely to leverage a hairball of singletons to achieve their ends. Systems developed along these lines, rapidly become entangled and unmaintainable. These entangled systems can also be referred to as:
In case its not clear, Singletons as a core feature of a component design are mutually exclusive with Inversion of Control.


Match Play. Red trails 3-5 to 7. How should Red play 32?
pips Red=107 White=131
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Even in a money game slotting the 5-pt here is correct. That White blot on his 2-pt gives Red the freedom to play boldly.
At this score any play that does not slot the 5-pt is at least a blunder and sometimes much worse!
The best play is 8/5, 6/4. This leaves covering/return hitting fives and sixes, numbers that don’t enter from the bar if Red gets hit.
At this score any play that does not slot the 5-pt is at least a blunder and sometimes much worse!
The best play is 8/5, 6/4. This leaves covering/return hitting fives and sixes, numbers that don’t enter from the bar if Red gets hit.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 8/5 6/4 Eq.: +1.108 0.667 0.387 0.004 - 0.333 0.106 0.005 2. Cubeful 2-ply 10/5 Eq.: +1.057 (-0.052) 0.656 0.372 0.004 - 0.344 0.103 0.004 3. Cubeful 2-ply 11/9 8/5 Eq.: +1.054 (-0.054) 0.656 0.371 0.004 - 0.344 0.108 0.004 4. Cubeful 2-ply 18/13 Eq.: +1.042 (-0.066) 0.675 0.346 0.004 - 0.325 0.111 0.011 5. Cubeful 2-ply 18/15 6/4 Eq.: +1.024 (-0.084) 0.667 0.345 0.004 - 0.333 0.118 0.012


When utilizing something like enhanced 'for' or 'foreach' loops to iterate through arrays of multiple user submitted inputs prepped for an SQL wildcard database search, the length of the PDO prepared statement must change. This can prove a tedious task. Gumshoe.php is a dynamic tool that automates the process, and generates a prepared statement as well as its final input argument array.
Download
Download package files from Github.
Installation
Include the Gumshoe.php file in your document:
include 'path/to/Gumshoe.php';
You can also autoload the Gumshoe class:
spl_autoload_register(function($class){
include 'gumshoe_dir/Gumshoe.php'
});
Usage
Create a new Gumshoe instance. Gumshoe instances require two arguments:
1) The name of the table from which your prepared statement will be retrieving data. This must be a string.
2) The column names in the aforementioned table in which you will match the statement's wildcards. This must be an array type:
$gumshoe = new Gumshoe('myTable',['column1','column2','column3']);
Use the 'search' method to enter the strings you are searching for. The search method takes one array as an argument:
$gumshoe->search(['strings','to','search','for']);
Retrieve the completed prepared statement with the 'statement' method:
$gumshoe->statement();
Retrieve the completed input array for the prepared statement with the 'args' method:
$gumshoe->args();
An Example:
$gumshoe = new Gumshoe('myTable',['myColumn']);
$gumshoe->search(['search','me']);
$gumshoe->statement(); // SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE myColumn LIKE ? OR myColumn LIKE ?
$gumshoe->args(); // [%search%,%me%]
The statement can be prepared and its arguments executed:
$stmt = $this->pdo->prepare($gumshoe->statement());
$stmt->execute($gumshoe->args());
Compatibility
Gumshoe.php is compatible with any server that supports PHP 5.6+ and most relational databases.
License
Copyright © 2017 Li George


An interval fusion procedure for functional data in the semiparametric framework of SIR. Standard ridge and sparse SIR are also included in the package.
| Version: | 0.1 |
| Depends: | foreach, doParallel |
| Imports: | Matrix, expm, RSpectra, glmnet |
| Published: | 2016-12-04 |
| Author: | Victor Picheny [aut], Remi Servien [aut], Nathalie Villa-Vialaneix [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Nathalie Villa-Vialaneix <nathalie.villa-vialaneix at inra.fr> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | SISIR citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | SISIR results |
| Reference manual: | SISIR.pdf |
| Package source: | SISIR_0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SISIR_0.1.zip, r-release: SISIR_0.1.zip, r-oldrel: SISIR_0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SISIR_0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: SISIR_0.1.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=SISIR to link to this page.


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Header: #include <modbus.h>
Sends a request to write to a register.
bool WriteSingleHoldingRegister( modbus_t hndl, uint8_t slaveID, uint16_t address, uint16_t mbRegister, uint8_t* readArray, size_t timeout );
hndl
The message handle.
slaveID
Address of the slave device.
address
Address of the holding register to write to on the device.
mbRegister
Value to write.
readArray
Pointer to an array to store the error code response if present.
timeout
Time in milliseconds after which function will return an error if no response has been received from the device.
true on success, or false on failure


I am a graduate student in the Computer Science department at University of Wisconsin-Madison. My primary interests are in the areas of Operating Systems, Computer Networks and Internet of Things. I have 5 years of experience in designing and coding firmware and Linux device drivers for 802.11 WLAN chipsets. I am an opensource enthusiast and an Arduino and Raspberry Pi hobbyist. I am working with the IoT Lab here to make Smart Shoes for gait analysis and our project won the "Most Innovative Technology" award in the IoT open house held in December, 2015!
I have 5 years of work experience working with wireless embedded systems. Specially in design and development of 802.11 stacks and firmware for 802.11 WLAN chipsets.
I joined Qualcomm as an Engineer in the Wireless Connectivity Team. Here we worked on developing the Firmware and the Linux Device Driver for Qualcomm Atheros' WCN series of Connectivity chips. The WCN chips are present in almost all the mobile phones built on Snapdragon processors. My primary contributions to the team include design of Regulatory framework for the WCN drivers and my role as a maintainer of the DXE (A special DMA Engine) driver.
During my tenure in Qualcomm I was promoted to Senior Engineer level and have received several awards recognizing my contributions.
I joined TeamF1 Networks right after my Undergradution and worked on developing 802.11 WLAN stacks for their Enterprise Routers and Acess Point solutions. I had a great time here developing 802.11r Fast Roaming support for our WLAN stack and as a member of the WLAN team here I was also involved in the bringup of WLAN modules with MIPS and ARM processor based chipsets.
Worked in Fall 2009 to develop reference designs for Blood Pressure Monitor using PSoC3 devices.  Our solution consisted of cascading an Instrumentation Amplifier and a Band Pass filter made using the analog blocks in PSoC. The signal was further smoothened before feeding to the BP calculating algorithm by using single pole IIR filters in the digital domain to reduce the 1/f noise which was found to result in inaccuracies.
I interned here in summer of 2008 and learnt how a Tractor Assembly Line works.
At UW Madison I would like to pursue my interests in Operating System, Wireless Networks and Internet of Things. UW with its world renowned faculty and enthusiastic students will provide a great platform for me to pursue my interests.
I developed interest in Embedded Systems while studying at BITS and dabbled with PSoC kits for fun.


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{% block details %}
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def describe_params(self):
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